Re: [microsound] sounds of the earth

[m e t a <meta@xxxxxxx>]

>does anybody know of an online-recource with more information on
>recording sounds from the earth and space?

you may wish to check out the artist 'disinformation'

http://www.kcw70.dial.pipex.com/html/Biogs/Disinformation.html


in particular, the cd's 'R&D' + 'R&D2'


suggested reading:

"Modern Radio Science" 1993
"Janes Military Communications" 1989


perhaps also perform a web search for:

INSPIRE
(Interactive NASA Space Physics Ionosphere Radio Experiments)

LWCA
(Long Wave Club of America)


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Track listing

1. R&D Track One (approx 5:35)
Magnetospheric lightning reflections, static crashes, grass, insect and
leaf statics, ground and sky wave atmospherics, 60Hz AC harmonics, LORAN-C
and OMEGA doppler-shift radio navigation broadcasts.
[INSPIRE* RS-4 VLF receiver and E field probe]

*Interactive NASA Space Physics Ionosphere Radio Experiments

2. R&D Track Two (approx 3:06)
Pulsed VLF broadcast data.
[Lafayette HA-800, Datong VLF converter and 100' random antenna]

3. R&D Track Three (approx 7:35)
LORAN-C VLF broadcast.
[Lafayette HA-800, Datong VLF converter and 100' random antenna]

4. R&D Track Four (approx 6:26)
Pulsed and continuous VLF broadcast data.
[Lafayette HA-800, Datong VLF converter and 100' random antenna]

5. R&D Track Five (approx 4:12)
Continuous VLF broadcast data and horizontal line oscillation bursts.
[Realistic Pro2035, Datong VLF converter and 100' random antenna]

6. R&D Track Six (approx 13:41)
VLF horizontal line oscillation and 60Hz AC harmonics.
[Realistic Pro2035, Datong VLF converter and 100' random antenna]

7. R&D Track Seven (approx 6:17)
VLF horizontal line oscillation.
[Realistic Pro2035, Datong VLF converter and 100' random antenna]

8. R&D Track Eight (approx 15:45)
Unidentified HF broadcast. [Lafayette HA800 and 100' random antenna]
(Austrian Intelligence numbered station, alledgedly!)