00935nam a2200253Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000220006902000150009105000190010608200140012510000270013924500870016626000330025330000170028650000200030350400300032352001680035365000410052165000170056265000400057965000620061941120BIBL20160527200437.0810403s1981    nyua   j b    00110 eng    a 81003312 /AC/r84  a03960797330 aQC809.A25bH480 a551.521910aHeuer, Kenneth.2Local10aThunder, singing sands, and other wondersbsound in the atmospherecKenneth Heuer.0 aNew YorkbDodd, Meadcc1981.  a124 p.bill.  aIncludes index.  aBibliography: p. 121-122.  aDiscusses the reasons behind certain acoustical phenomena in nature, such as humming of telegraph and telephone wires, murmurs of the forest, and cracks of houses. 0aThunderxJuvenile literature.2Local 1aSound2Local 1aAcoustic phenomena in nature2Local 0aAcoustic phenomena in naturexJuvenile literature.2Local