Stratospheric Mystery! Surprising vibrations captured by solar balloons in Earth's upper atmosphere
These balloons were equipped with microphones to capture the sounds present in this atmospheric layer.
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These balloons were equipped with microphones to capture the sounds present in this atmospheric layer.
Solar-powered balloons in the stratosphere can hear ocean waves crashing, wind turbines spinning, earthquakes rumbling, and a mysterious crackling.
A science project using solar-powered balloons to explore the acoustics of the stratosphere has captured some mysterious sounds.
More than six miles above the Earth, special research balloons have captured some unexpected stratospheric sounds, Sandia National Laboratories say.
The balloons have recorded mysterious sounds of "completely unknown" origin high in Earth's atmosphere. Scientists including Daniel Bowman of Sandia