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here. September 19 2012 It turns out the Earth can speak — in
the form of chirps and whistles caused by radio waves audible to
the human ear, and emitted by the Earth's magnetosphere. It's
called a "chorus," or "dawn chorus." Scientists have known about
the phenomenon for some time, as it can be picked up just by
using radio receivers. It's most easily picked up in the
mornings and that — combined with the signature chirping noise —
is what earned it the nickname of the "dawn chorus." What causes
it? These audible radio waves are emitted by energetic particles
within the magnetosphere, a phenomenon that surrounds any planet
or moon with an intrinsic magnetic field, like Earth. These
particles affect (and are affected by)