This study presents results from five months of meteor observations that included
simultaneous and nearby very low frequency (VLF) wave detections. We explore the …

Electrophonic meteor sounds, heard simultaneously with the meteor appearance, are a
longstanding problem due to their nonintuitive nature. Previous investigations have been …

Here we report on a two year continuous survey to examine possible VLF signals associated
with meteors brighter than magnitude− 5. Our survey allowed both calibrated temporal and …

One of great mysteries of the Tunguska event is its genetic impact. Some genetic anomalies
were reported in the plants, insects and people of the Tunguska region. Remarkably, the …

There are several reports of simultaneous optical flashes as well as audible sounds called
electrophonics during the passage of meteors through the Earth's atmosphere, but the exact …

We investigate the conditions under which Leonid meteoroids might generate short duration
(burster) electrophonic sounds. A" first order" theory is employed to estimate the …

Despite more than 300 years since its first scientific description, the phenomenon of
electrophonic sounds from meteors are still eluding complete physical explanation …

A model for generating electromagnetic fields in the ELF/VLF range accompanying the final
stage of the evolution of meteorites in the Earth's atmosphere is presented. The …

Recorded for centuries, people can hear and see meteors nearly concurrently.
Electromagnetic energy clearly propagates at the speed of light and converts to sound …

The space between the two spherical conducting shells, Earth surface and the lower
boundary of the ionosphere, behaves as a spherical cavity in which some electromagnetic …