The sound of a great L-shaped Meteor Echo
Taken by Giuseppe Petricca on June 27, 2020 @
Isle of Lewis, Scotland, United Kingdom
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One of the most intense meteor echoes ever captured from my receiving station in the North of Scotland!
In this case, the particular "L-shape" allows us to determine that the velocity of the meteor relative to my receiving station (line of sight) was of ~980kph (~610mph) for the first part of the detection, decelerating to zero very quickly!
I was also able to create this video with the sound of the meteor echo as it was received by my equipment! It is at this link: http://youtu.be/k7ETm9RYuaQ
The equipment is tuned to the French GRAVES Radar frequency, and it is able to capture meteor echoes when they disintegrate in our atmosphere! Everyone can follow my meteor echoes LIVE stream: hebweather.net/meteor-echoes/
Photographer's website:
https://http://hebweather.net/meteor-echoes/
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