On Tue, 12 Nov 2002, Jim wrote:

*>The human ear/body is certainly *not* more sensitive to
*>any EM (RF) produced by meteorites than any of today's
*>modern-day receiving apparatus ... therefore I rather
*>doubt that these 'observers' are picking up any EM
*>waves directly produced by meteorites (otherwise, MANY
*>longwave, Loran C and Omega transmissions would be 'heard'
*>and likely 'mask' these meteorite signals ...)

I read somewhere that some meteorites can cause silent lightning (and
associated thunder) sometimes at great distances from where they traverse
the atmosphere. I don't think you can hear the electromagnetic noise from
them. You can hear some types of modulated transmissions if the field is
very strong.

Peter

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