Moving Ripples in Solar Haloes - are they Caused by Sound Waves from Meteors

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Jun 1984

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Quarterly Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 25, NO.2, P.122, 1984

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The normal appearance of solar haloes, which are formed by refraction or reflection of sun-rays by ice crystals floating in the Earth's atmosphere, has been disturbed occasionally by dark ripple-like bands or bars passing through them at the speed of sound. The coincidence of the dates of the observed ripple phenomena, with periods of high daytime meteor activity, points to meteors as the source of the sound-waves. Reasons for supporting this hypothesis will be given.

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