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I've sworn that I've heard meteors before, and during this shower as
well. It did sound like a sort of staticy/sparkler sort of sound, very
faint. Just how does this 'electrophonic sound' work?
On a related note, I also witnessed a Russian rocket booster reentering
north of Seattle once. Reentering man made debris seems to me to be
quite different from regular meteorites. Man made objects tend to break
up much more fluidly, it seems. Perhaps it is the slower reentry speeds
that create the different perception.
John Clark wrote:
>
> J. R. Molloy <jr@shasta.com> Wrote:
>
> > Have any extropians heard a meteor?
>
> I've never heard one but I once saw a meteor in the daytime, it was about 1 PM and
> I thought a airliner was going down in flames. The next day I read in the newspapers
> it was a meteor. If it had been at night it would have light up the sky and probably been
> scary as hell. It didn't happen during any known meteor shower, makes you think.
>
> John K Clark jonkc@att.net
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