The study is a continuation of a hypothesis that Unto K. Laine, Professor Emeritus, published three years ago on the origin of the sounds heard during the displays of the Northern Lights. His theory ...
Reports of auroral sounds, long dismissed or attributed to other sources, are being investigated by Unto Laine's Aurora Acoustics Project, focusing on sounds recorded near the ground in Finland since ...
If you stand outside under a clear sky while a geomagnetic storm rages above you the sounds you’re most likely to hear are happy ones from other northern lights-chasers. However, aside from the odd ...
The aurora really does make sounds — and they appear to be generated in the air about 230 feet above the ground, according to a Finnish study that used an array of microphones to record and pinpoint ...
Fiona Amery has delved into the accounts of some of the earliest polar explorers for traces of the once-mysterious crackling sounds of the northern lights. So when she visits northern Norway later ...
Fiona Amery has delved into the accounts of some of the earliest polar explorers for traces of the once-mysterious crackling sounds of the northern lights. So when she visits northern Norway later ...
It’s a question that has puzzled observers for centuries: do the fantastic green and crimson light displays of the aurora borealis produce any discernible sound? Conjured by the interaction of solar ...
It’s a question that has puzzled observers for centuries: do the fantastic green and crimson light displays of the aurora borealis produce any discernible sound? Conjured by the interaction of solar ...
A new study shows that the sounds generated at an altitude of 70 to 80 meters are the result of the activation of Schumann resonances. The study is a continuation of a hypothesis that Unto K. Laine, ...
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