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Home » Environment and energy » Climate » Clap your eyes on the first ‘images’ of thunder

Clap your eyes on the first ‘images’ of thunder

08 May 2015
Boom clap: acoustically imaged profile of thunder
      The first images of thunder, created by visualizing the sound waves created by artificia

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Ian Randall is a science writer based in New Zealand
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