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Meteors come in with a bang

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Exploding meteors could be mistaken for clandestine nuclear tests.

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  1. Evers,L.G.& Haak, H.W. Listening to sounds from an exploding meteor and oceanic waves.Geophysical Research Letters28,41 - 44 2001.

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