Columbia Heights

I don't really have any insightful (read: publishable) thoughts about my neighborhood, so instead I'm just going post things I stumble across.

These will in turn evoke a sense of place like an Illustrated Classics version of A Tale of Two Cities.

“Sky Ear is a one-night  event in which a glowing “cloud” of mobile phones and helium balloons is  released into the air so that people can dial into the cloud and listen  to the sounds of the sky.”
“Using mobile phones  people can listen to the actual sounds up high, the electromagnetic  sounds of the sky as well as streams of “whistlers” and “spherics”  (atmospheric electromagnetic phenomena that are the audible equivalent  of the Northern Lights). Of course, the action of calling the cloud  changes the electromagnetic environment inside and causes the balloons  to vary in brightness and colour.”

“Sky Ear is a one-night event in which a glowing “cloud” of mobile phones and helium balloons is released into the air so that people can dial into the cloud and listen to the sounds of the sky.”

“Using mobile phones people can listen to the actual sounds up high, the electromagnetic sounds of the sky as well as streams of “whistlers” and “spherics” (atmospheric electromagnetic phenomena that are the audible equivalent of the Northern Lights). Of course, the action of calling the cloud changes the electromagnetic environment inside and causes the balloons to vary in brightness and colour.”