Whistlers
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Dr. Drone
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Fri May 12 2006, 07:36PM
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Chris Russell
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... not Russel!
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Joined: Thu Jan 26 2006, 12:18AM
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Great stuff. I'm not picking up any whistlers with my current VLF setup. Must be time for a bigger antenna!
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johnf
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Wy back in my past I remember we set up an experiment in antartica with an antenna about 10 miles long connected to a high speed data tape recorder to capture the cyclotron effect of the earth (whistlers) this was in the days before video tape recorders so this system was a sort of speeded up audio recorder but played back at normal audio speed they sounded unreal. I forget who in our physics dpt. theorised that they exisited but the experiment was better than expected. From memory they are started from a lightning strike somewhere on earth and the earths magnetic field then turns this planet into a giant cyclotron and cycles the energy from the strike around and around
Glad you have heard it weird!!!!!!!
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ragnar
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The accounts on your site were so impressive! Amazing recordings too, esp. the sensitivity of your gear.
Thanks for sharing this with me, Chris =)
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