The radio waves sent from a radar located in a small town Eastern France are reflected by objects passing through our atmosphere and captured by an aerial at the Radioastronomical Observatory of Medicina, (Bologna, Italy). 
What we feel is the transposition audio signal, which allows us to "feel" the passage of these 
objects such as meteors, which we call "shooting stars."

Never Ending Night

The radio waves sent from a radar located in a small town Eastern France are reflected by objects passing through our atmosphere and captured by an aerial at the Radioastronomical Observatory of Medicina, (Bologna, Italy). 
What we feel is the transposition audio signal, which allows us to "feel" the passage of these 
objects such as meteors, which we call "shooting stars."

Antonello Ghezzi