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Uploaded on Aug 15, 2011

The U.S. Air Force Space Surveillance Radar in Texas recorded echoes of the Perseid Meteors as they passed over the monitoring facility. Includes imagery of a meteor photographed by astronaut Ron Garan aboard the International Space Station.

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  • player1vladimir

    Well isn't space in vacuum and sound can't travel in vacuum?

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  • VideoFromSpace

    Yes. What you are hearing are the electromagnetic pulses from the radar track translated into sound. Like listening to crosstalk between radio stations.

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  • player1vladimir

    ooh that explains a lot :)

    One more question not related to this.

    In movies we often see space explosions like fires but it is said that it needs oxygen for fire to burn. So is it possible to have fire and explosion in space?

    How does the sun burn if there is no oxygen?

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  • VideoFromSpace

    Fire (rapid oxidation) CAN happen in space IF there's oxygen present. The Russian Space Station MIr had a fire on-board which the cosmonaut/astronaut team extinguished. The Sun "burns" under nuclear fusion (as inside a hydrogen bomb, but constant and continuing for 10 Billion years).

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  • ideagirlconsulting

    so cool sharing on my story book kids blog about outer space and stars :)

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  • VideoFromSpace

    Thanks, Linda!

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  • VideoFromSpace

    Right. But sound comes out of your radio and your TV. What we present here are the radio waves produced by the bounce of radar off the incoming meteors, put through your speakers or earphones. Just like Radio and TV.

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  • Trimere

    Eerie sound.

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  • DeeonPrOdiGy

    I have a question, does the planets have a sound as well

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  • player1vladimir

    No they don't.

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  • Brody Tubbs

    they travel through earths atmosphere

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  • Timothy Pearson

    You are a young little man, with a brain to fill with knowledge, I just don't think your little brain is ready for space knowledge, lol.

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  • yomomasmom99

    true...its TRUE you are a smart guy...

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  • Packard Goose

    You're pretty dumb.

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  • MrDeppness

    Amazing to see a rainbow in every shooting star!

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  • Tommy Sidorski

    true

    

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  • James Jameson

    Yeah, I think i understand what you are saying :)

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