Electronic car

An electronic car is a rare occurrence of nature, consisting in the fact that the flight of a car is accompanied by sound effects, such as crackling.

The paradox of the phenomenon is that this sound cannot arise from the friction of the meteoroid against the air, since it is heard simultaneously with the passage, that is, much earlier than the sound from the body reaches the observer.

It is assumed that the sound source is located near the observer and is activated by the electromagnetic field accompanying the flight of the car. This source may be electrical discharges that occur between objects close to the observer or in the air.

The last such fireball was seen and heard by residents of the city of Chelyabinsk on February 15, 2013. Thus, during an Internet survey launched by the Russian Academy of Sciences of eyewitnesses to the meteorite’s fall, 27 independent witnesses indicated that during the flight of the fireball they heard hissing, often comparing it with Bengal lights, 60 people simply reported sounds without a detailed description ^[1] .