In about thirty sand dunes around the world, an avalanche of sand is accompanied by a booming sound. This video was filmed at Dumont Dunes in Death Valley, California in September 2006.
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In about thirty sand dunes around the world, an avalanche of sand is accompanied by a booming sound. This video was filmed at Dumont Dunes in Death Valley, California in September 2006. More here: http://www.newscientist.com/blog/shor...
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thanks for just recording the sound and not explaining the sound;how you got the sound;who you are;adding a soundtrack and telling your entire story without ever letting us actually hear the sound like all the other videos about the singing dunes.
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