Sounds of Space

[GreenGhxst]

This is probably just feed back from. The reception, white people crazy.

they converted it into sound, it's not a sound though. they translated gravitational waves into what they would assume is its sound

kinda bullshyt to me but eh

 

[MaxPain]

Why does Pluto sound like scary theme music

 

[CBSkyline]

Special shout out to the brotha dropping them dope ass beats on Titan

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

Where'd you read this? Never heard that.

One of my college friends (he’s a bio major but seems fairly versed in astronomy) told me about it.

Some people also propose that Pluto’s atmospheric clouds, elliptical orbit, and moons could possibly make an argument for a dwarf gas planet. Don’t know if it’s 100% verifiable.

There’s still various reasons why Pluto is no longer considered a planet and reasons why some scientists wanna reclassify it as such (at least dwarf planet status).

 

[Zak Bible]

Y'all ever been curious on what Space sounds like with...well...sound?

Turns out Space actually does in fact have sound, it’s just travels in the form of electromagnetic vibrations that pulsate in similar wavelengths.

What NASA did was design special instruments on their spacecraft that could record these electromagnetic vibrations, and transferred them into sounds that our ears could hear.

They managed to record the sounds of the planets including Earth, our Sun, energy bursts, celestial bodies, quasars, and even black holes

Not gonna lie, when I first heard these sounds it was mix of So you can expect some crazy shyt to travel into your ears.

Have fun brehs and brehettes

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

So are these really sounds or just interpretations?

Good question. I feel like it might be a mixture of both since Space doesn’t have air and the decimals that these wavelengths normally travel thru tend to be SIGNIFICANTLY higher than what the human ear is used to.

I think of these NASA audio recording devices as something of a “foreign language” interpreter of sorts for the human ears and brain to analyze, process, and interpret that’s within the sound wavelength that we’re used to if that makes sense.

There’s this video on YouTube that briefly talks about how this beam of quasar energy is the loudest ever recorded yet beyond anything that the human brain could process and it seems like NASA still hasn’t broke down that sound to the decibels that we would be able hear it. I could be wrong tho, Imma try to find the video and upload it.

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

Doesn’t necessarily deal with sound but it’s still Space-related:



This makes me wonder what the supermassive black hole in the deep center of our galaxy smell like

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Good question. I feel like it might be a mixture of both since Space doesn’t have air and the decimals that these wavelengths normally travel thru tend to be SIGNIFICANTLY higher than what the human ear is used to.

I think of these NASA audio recording devices as something of a “foreign language” interpreter of sorts for the human ears and brain to analyze, process, and interpret that’s within the sound wavelength that we’re used to if that makes sense.

There’s this video on YouTube that briefly talks about how this beam of quasar energy is the loudest ever recorded yet beyond anything that the human brain could process and it seems like NASA still hasn’t broke down that sound to the decibels that we would be able hear it. I could be wrong tho, Imma try to find the video and upload it.

I guess my issue is that if they have to translate them to frequencies our ears can pick up then those recordings only really show relative sound. Meaning they could've chosen an octave higher or lower than what they chose.

I could be completely misunderstanding all of this tho

 

[Harry Sax]

The sun sounds like a nikkas box chevy

Believe in cacs, again, brehs

 

[Brolic Scholar]

Titan seems like the Syren's song. Intoxicating but a lure to death. Most other places sound like hell. The Sun sounds like love. Earth sounds kinda like a taker of energy.

 

[Doctor Wily]

For years I thought space sounded like this

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

For years I thought space sounded like this

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

Titan seems like the Syren's song. Intoxicating but a lure to death. Most other places sound like hell. The Sun sounds like love. Earth sounds kinda like a taker of energy.

I feel like Jupiter also fits that description of Titan too. As haunting and ominous as it sounds, it’s strangely peaceful to fall asleep to

 

[newworldafro]

Remember when they said there was no sound in space when referring to sci fi movies like Star Wars etc.

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

Special shout out to the brotha dropping them dope ass beats on Titan

Waiting on that Titan-Future collabo like