Friends of Fredericksburg Nature Center will sponsor a workshop titled “What’s That Bird?” From 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Feb ...

Hear crickets outdoors? Here’s a fun exercise to try next time you do. Counting their chirps, plus a simple math problem can help you determine the temperature. As the temperatures drop, crickets move ...

There’s an easy way to catch crickets while you sleep. Photo by None ...

We worship our heroes in different ways. David Welborn thinks of his every time he walks past a Telecaster Guitar in his music store. Big brother Larry was 12 years his senior. “Did you play guitar ...

Buddy was friends with a fellow student named Bob Montgomery who invited Larry to fill out a 3-piece band that called themselves ‘The Crickets’. David says, “Larry played a bass he borrowed ...

Split-second bursts of energy known as chorus waves were found “chirping” in an area where they’ve never been seen before, baffling researchers. To be clear, there’s no actual chirping ...

Chorus waves have hitherto been observed only in the near-Earth region. The so-called "chirping" waves, some of the strongest natural electromagnetic emissions in space, have been associated with ...

When you’re as tight as Rasmus Andersson and Andrew Mangiapane, it’s possible that chirping on the ice isn’t all that effective. They played together in 2014-15 with the Barrie Colts.

NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale satellites have observed bird-like chorus waves in the Earth's mid-tail neutral sheet, challenging previous knowledge that these waves only form near the dipolar ...

Chirp, one of the largest Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePINs), has partnered with netzbest GmbH, an IT service provider specializing in property management and the nursing industry ...

These waves, often called "chirps" due to their distinctive frequency, are usually detected in Earth's vicinity, but this study marks the first time they’ve been observed at such a great distance.

Researchers have captured such sounds in space before, but now they have sensed the chirping waves from much farther away: over 62,000 miles (100,000 kilometers) from Earth, where they’ve never ...