Abstract
For a long time, the generation mechanism of simultaneous sound with passing of large meteors was a research edge until a reasonable mechanism was proposed for that. This mechanism is based on the existence of ELF/VLF radio signals. This research that aims for detection of these signals archives an improvement over previous works. The signal was found on the extremely low frequency (ELF) band which could not be generated by other sources like lightning, has a frequency range between several Hertz to 500 Hz, and so could be missed with noises produce by electrical machines. The new signal is presented at this work has a good correlation with synchronized visual data that were collected on the peak of Geminids 2011 meteor shower.
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