Amateurs and professionals alike enjoy many different methods of observing the skies.  FM Radio astronomy has been gaining popularity lately due to its ease and uniqueness.  It's unique, due to the fact that it's not a visual observation technique, but an audible observation.  For the techno-geek, it's called listening to Forward Scatter.  The technique that I explain isn't for listening to the heavens, the moon, or the pulse of 'nearby' binary star.  It's a technique for listening to falling meteors.  That's right!  You can 'listen' to falling meteors!  Please visit the Classroom to learn how to setup your own FM Radio Astronomy Lab.  Enjoy!