Russell,

On Wed, 06 Sep 2006 16:19:08 +1200, Russell McMahon wrote:

> There have been cases which seem to be legitimate of people 
> demodulating RF in their bodies.

And it could be resonating in her skull - in which case nobody else will hear it unless they are in head-to-head contact.
 
> It is commonly reported that incoming meteorites are sometimes "heard" 
> by some people. (Is that indefinite enough :-) ). If this is not a 
> psychological generation of apparent audio by visual stimulus then it 
> *must* be caused by perception of RF signals as the sound path from 
> the events in the very high atmosphere, if there was one, would take 
> vastly longer than the viewing time.

I have heard this myself - a sort-of "Whoosh" noise as a meteor passes over.  A bit like the noise a firework rocket makes as it ascends, but the 
sound doesn't seem to travel across the sky with the meteor, and there's no doppler effect - it's just "there", for about half a second.  It doesn't 
always happen, but it certainly *does* happen!

Cheers,


Howard Winter
St.Albans, England


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