Sound waves in space

"NASA listens in as electrons whistle while they work"

"Space is not empty, nor is it silent. While technically a vacuum, space nonetheless contains energetic charged particles, governed by magnetic and electric fields, and it behaves unlike anything we experience on Earth. In regions laced with magnetic fields, such as the space environment surrounding our planet, particles are continually tossed to and fro by the motion of various electromagnetic waves known as plasma waves, like the roaring ocean surf, create a rhythmic cacophony that --- with the right tools --- we can hear across space."

www.nasa.gov...

Any other recorded sounds in space that you guys would like to post are welcome on this thread...

The sound of the sun (modified so we can actually hear it).

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The 'Roar' of Jupiter.

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Reminds me of that story from astronauts that could hear knocking as if it came frome outside the spacecraft?

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That's an awesome sound of our Sun --- I have never truly heard that sound before.

I wonder what the red super giant star --- Betelgeuse --- located in the Orion Constellation sounds like?

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Do they not call that a solar heartbeat as I recently read somewhere?

Found it ..

NASA sound of a black hole


Under three minutes. This came out in 205.

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What a fantastic thread! Great contributions and awesome OP - thank you everyone. Thoroughly enjoying this so far!

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I'll buy that for a dollar

I'm also curious to know what a more energetic micro-mini black hole might sound like, say...housed in a starship perhaps?

The only thing we need now is a DJ that can sample all those sounds into one kick@$$ song..

I just played them all together lol

"The Sound of Space"

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That's weird as if those planets communicate. I could hear the birds on Earth , seems she's happy when they recorded that..

originally posted by: 0bserver1
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Reminds me of that story from astronauts that could hear knocking as if it came frome outside the spacecraft?

Some times late night AM radio static can get some creepy banging sounds going. Almost rhythmic.

"Secrets of the Sun" - PBS NOVA - HD

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The only thing we need now is a DJ that can sample all those sounds into one kick@$$ song..

I just played them all together lol

Seriously not trying to spam, but my band uses radio and space samples on our recordings.

Lost Cosmos

"Pulsar Sounds"

"So Amazing Sound of Fermi Gamma-ray Burst" - Put to music

originally posted by: IridiumFlareMadness

originally posted by: 0bserver1
The only thing we need now is a DJ that can sample all those sounds into one kick@$$ song..

I just played them all together lol

Seriously not trying to spam, but my band uses radio and space samples on our recordings.

Lost Cosmos

An interesting sound play from that album --- I'll be certain to delve into more...later.

Cheers

There are no instruments in place for it yet but I worked on a project that looked into listening for sound waves created by spacecraft traveling at speeds approaching c. The idea is that a large, energetic bow wave forms from ships passing through higher density areas such as nebula and that the shock wave could be picked up at long distances both as space based "sound" waves and as radiation from the partials in the shock boundary ionizing. We already detect similar instances from the interface boundaries of natural high speed partial jets interacting with nebulous regions.

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That is one hell of a run-on sentence. One sentence = 1 paragraph. WOW! That was hard to read.

I wonder if any of those sounds, including the Sun, was sped up?