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Audio
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Meteor
Showers
Here
are audio files related to meteor showers. They were recorded on HF
and VHF bands.
You
will find on this page recordings
of QSOs worked by radio amateurs, including with ISS, the sound of
different transmission modes and interferences, as well as
recordings of historical events.
You
will find on this page
recordings related to astronautic events, transmissions from
satellite and other spacecrafts, as well as reports from astronauts
and cosmonauts on orbit.
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- Meteor Showers - Auroral and related
activity - Geomagnetosphere
activity
Solar
activity - Jupiter,
its satellites, Saturn - Pulsars - Miscellaneous
Natural
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Meteors
showers |
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188
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Strong
echo of a Perseid. Source
and instrument unknown |
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534
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A very strong
ping from Geminids recorded on
December 15, 2003 at 1140z (0440 am local time). It is
preceeded and followed by 2 small pings. It was recorded using
NAVSPASUR
radar tuned on 217 MHz. It is installed at Roswell, NM, the radar site being monitored
by engineer Stan
Nelson. The
high powered CW Radar site is 300 miles east of the recording
station. Stan Nelson used a 13 element Yagi pointed upward
about 15 degrees. Recorded by Thierry Lombry, ON4SKY, using
Spaceweather live
audio system |
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244
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A
strong double ping from a Geminid recorded on
December 14, 2003 at 1045z (0345 am local time). Same conditions as above
but I reduced the background noise amplitude of 40% |
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492
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Three
pings from Geminids recorded on
December 14, 2003 at 1108z. Same conditions as above |
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229
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Two
pings from Geminids recorded on
December 14, 2003 at 1208z. Same conditions as above |
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277
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Crossing
of a small Geminid with doppler effect (shifting from 780 to
1550 Hz) recorded on December 13, 2004 at
1205z. Same conditions as above |
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158
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A
typical Geminid echo (ping) recorded on December 13,
2003 at
1515z. Same conditions as above |
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2.6
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Six
Geminids (pings) recorded on December 13,
2003 at
1044z. Same conditions as above. In some events the sounds extends over 500
Hz |
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682
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Several
Geminids echoing strongly in the ionosphere. Recorded on
December 13, 2003 at 1146z by a
radar tuned on 67 MHz located at Roswell, NM. Recorded by Thierry
Lombry using Spaceweather live
audio system |
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1.4
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A
great number of potential Geminids recorded on December 13, 2003 at
0953z by a radar tuned on 67 MHz located at Roswell, NM. The rate of
pings is high, typical for early morning. The
67 MHz signals are using distant TV Video carrier on Channel
4. Many echoes are multiple since two or more carriers can
contribute. It is interesting to hear the slight delays in a
common echo. Also the TV carriers are offset from each other
for the very reason of meteor echo interference. Recorded by Thierry
Lombry using Spaceweather live
audio system |
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239
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Explosion
of a bolid on April 23, 2001 between California and Hawaii.
Recorded in infrasound from the Anza-Borrego desert, CA, 1800
km from the event. The sound has been speeded up 200 times so
that the sound can be heard. Document ASA,
Michael Hedlin, Scripps Institute of Oceanography and Milton
Garces, University of Hawaii at Manoa |
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49
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The
echo of a Leonid recorded by JAS |
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