Was there a noise in England as Skylab returned to earth?
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Skylab re-entered the atmosphere and mostly disintegrated over an area covering portions of the Indian Ocean and Western Australia.  A few scatter pieces were found in the Australian desert.\n\nIt is highly unlikely that any of this would have been seen or heard in England.
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Yup!  They used it in the movie E.T., and it flew!  I'm sure you can find it on Ebay or something.
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Unfortunately, I couldn't see your photo, but it's probably true. When we were younger we(two sisters and a brother)all saw a flying saucer. it stoped right over our heads, and just hovered. it was BIG. About the size of ,maybe a one bedroom house. It was round and kinda dark blue in color. It also made a real high pitched whistling noise. You could see some panels on the bottom,and there were things  that looked like the heads of huge hex machine bolts on them. The very bottom,the middle of it was spinning round. When all of us started screaming, it took off like the speed of light.
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There's no air to vibrate, and vibrating air makes sound.\nThere is no air in SPACE.\n\n(at least WE can't hear it by normal human means)
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Yup, still there. There was a documentary last year about the Bermuda triangle. In it they showed what's down there...lots of  war planes and ships that disappeared during the WW II. Maybe they will show it again. They came up with an explanation on how the disappearances came to be. Apparently the substances (sulfur etc) spewed out  underwater from the earth's center,  cause the mechanics of the planes and ships to malfunction.
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See this all depends.... if this were in the philosophy section, then it could be debatable.  But alas- it's in the botany section, so yes- it does make a sound.  Friction is created as it falls through the air and hits the ground, and that friction causes soundwaves.  Whether someone is there or not is irrelevant.  Humans can only pick up on a certain range of decibels anyways.  That doesn't mean just because we can't hear it, it doens't make a sound.  It just means that we can't hear it.  People need to get unstuck from themselves and think outside the human box.  "If humans can't.... must not be possible."  Meh.
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The Planet Zorg!\n\n'Beep, beep!'
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prssure measured in athmosphere
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I don't know.  But it would seem to be something not of this Earth.  I'd be interested to find out someday though.
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I was in B. 37 at Johnson Space Center in the Medical Science Division.  About 50 of us who worked in the building were watching the launch on TV as we did every launch.  I had built an experiment box for one of the crewmembers to use. It was a space motion sickness experiment.  The person seated in front of me said "oh no, that's not right" prior to the "explosion".  About 5 seconds later, it broke up.  It wasn't really an explosion by strict definition.  The pressurized crew cabin seperated and it fell into the ocean after reaching about 57000 feet.  It broke up most likely on impact.  The person sitting in front of me noticed the anomalous plume and knew something was terribly wrong.  One of the crewmembers family lives behind me, 2 houses over.  \n\nI am answering this question in a non-official capacity of course, but I have to say it.
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Hey,\nThe WOW signal was recorded Aug 15th 1977 by Jerry Ehman. It was signal from space that was so strong that it pushed the Big Ear recording device off of the chart. SETI is a fun little project to keep an eye on. Write me an E-Mail if you find anything else out.\nkeptcompany@yahoo.com
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The way we land the shuttles now there is not much of a noise,\nthey have no engines or motors ,they glide through air and land in the designated area ,the only sound coming would be from the commentary on the television, so switch it OFF .
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I saw something in the sky, one evening in Central london. It was really weird, this glowing orange disc thing spinning around, it was making a funny humming noise, and just as I pointed it out to my dad, it slowly dissapeared into the night..... It was really weird.
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In England, the famous Globe Theater just outside of London.  Wait!  Yes, it is.  The white flag is flying.  Come! We must hurry...
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They did this on mythbusters, episode 8.   I can't exactly remember why you can't hear it, but it does echo.  I think the echo came back so fast, you still heard it when you were hearing the origonal quack.
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Early in October 1957 communications stations started picking up a regular beeping noise coming from space. \n\nThe signals were coming from Russia's Sputnik 1, the world's first man-made satellite. The launch of Sputnik caused a panic in Washington, as the USA realised how far it had fallen behind in the space race. The worries deepened three months later, when a Vanguard rocket with America's first satellite exploded two seconds after ignition.\n\nIt was January 1958 before a Jupiter rocket successfully launched Explorer 1, the first American satellite.
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My favourite is the test done to prove the magnetic force of earth.  I do not remember who the scientist was but in the dome of St. Pauls's Cathedral in London UK, he suspended a rope from the highest point down to the ground where he had a level patch of sand.  A weighted point on the rope was just about able to touch the sand.  Sure enough, as time went on the rope began to move with the direction of the earth leaving evidence of stripes in the sand.