Just imagine the art out there in the solar system that we will never know about. If space is as big as we t hink, and constantly expanding theres probably a nebula that resembles the mona lisa.
The thing that's amazing is this is equivalent to listening to raindrops to sleep. Basically its all the particles, atoms, melecules, etc moving together and against each other in the enormous never ending storms on the surface creating radio waves at a signal us mortals are able to hear over a transmitter :)
John Ng Not the sound but Jupiter itself is so big that scaries me, I mean it´s so hughe it´s infamous red spot could eat and reduce Earth to space dust in a matter of seconds, that´s something I hope not to be alive to see or live it.
Its also the oldest and largest planet in our solar system, it formed about 1 million years after the solar system, earth was about 100 million years after. Its gone the longest with no significant change, it outweighs every other planet combined then doubled. And protects us from comets and asteroids. It really couldn't get any closer to being the protecting father of the other planets. Considering its age, if Venus and Mars ever had life on them, it probably protected them too, just like it protects us today Edit On top of all that. Its so large and massive it doesn't orbit the Sun, rather they orbit each other.
Yooooooo its Nate i remember you showed me this at work way back when i had to listen to the weird ass planet noises again cuz i cant sleep I didnt expect to find you on youtube of all places lmfao Hit me up if you can yo!! Idk if the number i texted you at still works I def wanna record some shit still
Tieco Gaitor Now imagine seeing no stars or anything around you except Jupiter in the distance, while you're slowly approaching it. Literally nothing else but Jupiter and this sound.
I always gravitated towards Jupiter (lol) and felt something awe inspiring about it (had a minor obsession with it back in 1997 and 1998 actually and was fascinated by it's moons and it's atmosphere and the idea that it could've been a star). This sound feels calming and benevolent, like Jupiter is the older brother looking out for us, guarding the inner solar system and sweeping it of asteroids whilst it oversees the expanse of the tempestuous and tumultuous outer solar system and it's drama. Jupiter is a benevolant sovereign who looks after it's little siblings in a way. I feel safe listening to this.
You have, to a T, described jupiter in astrology. Jupiter is seen as the protector, the king of the solar system, and is almost always benevolent in effect.
Beautifully worded!👌🏾 I have always felt that there was an energy of the obviously massive strength in Jupiter, acting as a defender of our solar system. I don't find this to be creepy at all, in fact, I find this so soothing. This is a planet in harmony, it's in it's own key, but very much in an accord.
This recording is, to me, the most fascinating, intriguing, and relaxing but also eerie sound ever recorded. I have listened to all the planets, but this one is really unique and absolutely incredible. And it is, of course, my favorite not only recording but also planet ... after planet Earth.
I wish i could astral project into Jupiter just to see what it would feel like to be in the mist of an incredibly Ultra Super large storm without being tore to shreds.
Think about this. Space is really an abyss of just darkness. I imagine myself just flying away from Earth. Imagine this sound, just being in space. You keep kicking, propelling yourself further into the abyss, farther from Earth. You pass Mars, and keep going. You pass the asteroid belt, and keep going. Then you see this giant mass of just gas, in a perfect sphere, floating. All you hear are these sounds. And anything beyond this point of where you're at, is another gas ball with rings, followed by two more. Then a small rocky dwarf planet, and then what? Kupier belt? What's after that? What's outside of our galaxy? It's so ominous to not really know. Yet here we are, confined to this small planet as we are literally pixels in our solar system. It's kind of... scary, don't you think? And to throw it in, maybe we are alone. Maybe we are put on this Earth by whatever, to discover what really is out there.
Adam Loves Andrea Great comment, but you're assuming that all of the planets would be aligned along your trajectory. The reality is that most if not all of them would be at points in their orbits many millions of miles away from you. In fact, if you were to hypothetically set out right now, in the direction of Jupiter, at a velocity approaching that of the speed of light, Jupes would be the only major planet you would encounter until you (eventually) got way beyond the Oort Cloud and reached another planetary system outside our own, somewhere in the direction of Cancer. It's quite a cool image though. You might want to check out this to-scale map of the solar system, with all of the planets in order as you outlined. I think, given your comment, that you'll like it ;) joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem.html
I love what you are writing because i imagine the same things.. Also imagine if people sometime discover how to create OZON and conquer the whole universe??(million years ago)I know i imagine sick things that can't happend but imagine it for a while...Imagine if u could live on jupiter...This is sick and scary but it is also fascinating
The best thing is: He is playing this sounds since billions of years and he will continue playing this sounds for billion of years. Longest song ever (except the songs of even older Suns and planets :P)
+MasterAsra The sun is a giant ball of gas, though we still refer to it having a surface. It's not a solid surface like earth or mars but it is a surface
+xXxJokerManxXx read replies to the comment before you write your own. I already said that euphoria is better word here. and I used word nostalgia because it remind me when I was younger and felt thE same feeling that I feel listening to Jupiter
+supasempai i dont believe 100% this is real, because this thing im listening, i can do it with a sine wave and being creative on reverb, and the wind-like sound that starts around 2:00 i could just sample it
This is actually recorded, it's the frequency of the interaction of charged particles and the magnetic field outside of the planet. This vibration can be detected by the instruments put on the Voyager 1, and so NASA decided to translate the data into sound (probably removing infra and ultra tones) and here's the result.
This I find rather relaxing. The worst thing about it is how Jupiter’s sounds remind us of the mind-breaking mysteries of space. Try Venus or Saturn for horror.
Ovid J. I. Tuven It's proven that many sounds (or the sounds created from the electro-magnetic wavelengths emitted by the planet) from the planets are in a certain pitch that releases a relaxing chemical from the brain, kind of like listening to calming waves or breezes. So Jupiter isn't really trying to scare people... but help them go to sleep! xD
Pat Moon Yeah, I think these sounds are fascinating and relaxing, and yet most other people in the comments section find it creepy. Reminds me of how everyone used to have tutorials on how to remove the "creepy" chucklefish laugh from Starbound, which I never found to be creepy either.
I find it beautiful, not because it's soothing, simply because it's an example of how far we've come as human beings and a reason why we should continue exploring the universe.
mingiasi No. No! NO! Stop it! Stop it, please! I beg you! This is sin! This is sin! This is sin! It's a sin, it's a sin, it's a sin!!!! oh wait....DAMN! wrong film...
For some reason I love this more than I should but if you ask me I can describe the sounds in my own way Imagine you are downstairs in your house or when you get a house with 2 floors someone takes a bath yes a bath and you can hear all the water running through the pipes, with the air conditioner on and doing it’s thing in the middle of a hurricane with intense winds, and your tv is static, with some thunder. That’s what Jupiter sounds like to me personally
Jupiter and I have a strong bond. When I was around 6, like a lot of science loving kids space is awesome, and when I heard about Jupiter, learned about it, I knew it was my favourite planet outside our own. When I first found UA-cam, THIS video was one of my first videos. When I learned about Voyager 1 and found out that electromagnetic waves can be turned into sound, this video made sense and became deeply beautiful. Now I return accidentally and I still feel the same way as then, and my desire to learn returns. Jupiter is a fascinating planet, and nothing can break the way I feel about it.
***** Yeah, black holes, meteors, no air, most planets are uninhabitable. Well I guess from the perspective of an organism with sentience the universe is deadly but to the universe there is nothing more to destruction. It happens. That's that.
***** There are circumstances that make life on this planet possible. Just removing one of those factors would be catastrophic. Remove the moon or the sun and life would seize to exist. There are also earthquakes, hurricanes, volcanos, blizzards, droughts, tsunamis, etc. that destroy life. Most of our planet is uninhabitable. Why are we here? Because it was a miracle BUT that can easily be changed. Let me reverse your question, if the universe is habitable, why isn't there MORE life throughout it? Why are most planets uninhabitable for humans?
Abhishek Sanyal Probably NASA's licensing fees were to high. I mean, they did send stuff into space to capture that sound. It's probably more expensive than hiring a composer. Or maybe NASA are just pricks that don't want to share
SgtSlavin Ironically, NASA had nothing to do with these recordings. They are mostly human-generated. The artists, "Brain/Mind Research", did, however, release them to the public domain.
+Joachim Peiper Impressive amount of upvotes for a nazi. Either the world is a much darker place than I realized or there are just as many naive people as I believed.
Iroquois Pliskin So wait, we should disagree with a Nazi when he says the sounds of Jupiter are beautiful JUST because he is a Nazi? I agree with this Nazi, the sounds of Jupiter ARE beautiful. But does that make me a Nazi? Nobody is giving him upvotes because he is a Nazi, they are doing it because they like the statement he made
Yuki Windstar It's preety while you are in an atmosphere's embrace, sure. Reasons to be afraid of it; -Astroids -The airless void -Super Novas -Black holes -Sun Waves -Sun Storms -Aliens -God -Alien Gods. :P
Will Gravis Honestly none of that is scary to me. Like I love the idea of aliens and alien gods sound fantastic to me (and I'm not just talking Hastur.) Super Novas are absolutely amazing! They're destructive and beautiful showing birth _AND_ death. Black Holes are a enigma that eat everything including light. They're fascinating. Astroids are cool too. We got several of them around our atmosphere as we speak. Just chillin' (they're considered our other moons.) Sun waves and solar storms are painful sure but they don't upset me. I don't really got an opinion the void. But I think it's interesting how there _is_ matter there just not the kind we perceive.
Jupiter has my most favourite planet sounds that I have heard out of all of them. It's just so therapeutic and mesmerising and I could listen it to all day. There is so much mystery in the universe that we have still yet to explore and discover and this is the only thing that makes me excited about the future!
I was watching Black Mirror Episode Crocodile with my girlfriend, her bro, and his gf when at the 27:50 mark, this starts playing. I said aloud "Hey thats the voyager recording of Jupiter!!!" They looked at me like I was batty. I shit you not, go on netflix and scrub to that time and listen.
+Sarah Lawrence not even .... I also have a bad feeling ... it seems something a thousand times worse than hell ... & that noise reminds me of that old horseshoe washer very crazy :o
If you look at Saturn with a telescope it might make you think twice about planets like Jupiter. Also, In 7 billion years the sun is supposed to grow into a red giant consuming us. But in 5 billion, we will have the most sight of the Andromeda Galaxy, as it is on a collision point with the Milky Way, "don't worry we'll be spared though" sadly I'm gonna get to miss that amazing sight though
Knowing how large it is compared to earth and there is probably miles of gas and storms then miles of liquid gas under that and we will probably never know what's down at the center is very chilling.
+Game Striker but just think, the people that are born then will take it for granted. Andromeda will be up in the night sky like a sci fi wallpaper.. Yet it won't be special to them, because it'll be all they've ever known
voyager spacecraft 1 & 2 are the first man made technologies to exit the solar system. The highest precision spacecraft using the gravity of the planets to achieve their missions. The highest longevity of any spacecraft built to date. Imagine your car lasting / functioning 39 years.
This is less the sound of Jupiter and more what you would hear if you went over there and flicked on your radio (Or a radio specifically designed to listen to planets, anyway). The actual sound of Jupiter would be a lot less peaceful. More like being in the middle of a hurricane. A really high pitched hurricane because the "Atmosphere" is primarily made up of hydrogen and helium. It would be impossible to record it with current technology, unfortunately. Apart from the fact that the recording would be way too loud, there is no way for a microphone to survive (Bare in mind, you can break professional microphones by blowing into them which is why professional sound engineers get aggro when people do that). The probe that was launched into Jupiter to survey the atmosphere only lasted just over an hour before being destroyed, so I'm not sure how a thin piece of metal tape being exposed to the elements would cope for even a second.
Recording the audio would be the easy part. If you manage to get a probe to survive inside the Jovian atmosphere for a whole HOUR, then all you really have to do to pull off a basic sound recording is bury a digital recorder deep inside the probe with the microphone element potted in a tough resin coupled mechanically to the chassis of the probe. Then you have the data recorded to a reasonably durable medium. Presto, successful recording. Getting it back home in order to listen to it, though... Screw it. Just have the audio transmitted back to another probe in orbit, or try to receive it from Earth. There's no real point anyway, logically. Anyone who's ever done homemade video on a really windy day already knows what it would sound like, lol.
I partialy agree but that dosent mean that Jupiter itself aint capable of proving that sound in space is possible. I mean as Voyager 2 found out when it came pass the Gas Giant itself. It detected sounds that almost resembled this which were like an odd crackling noise. In my view sounds like are most likely buffeting noises between the Magnetic field and the suns Solar Wind.
Well, kind of. But this isn't sound as we think of it. They still won't be hearing anything with their ears normally. This is just electromagnetic waves, which are (somehow) made into sound we can listen to.
Momchil Momchilov Yeah, it makes me wonder what was actually going through their minds when they put the sound effects into those old movies. I also question what methods they used here to extract that sound from radio waves, and what they used to record the radio waves (ie, if it was highly focused and directional, or covered a wide area, or omnidirectional) as normally all I get out of radio receivers is white noise, so not sure what they used to get something this interesting.
Kimba Justin Bieber is one of the most overrated "artists" of all-time, so I agree with you. I'd rather listen to this instead of him or most of the "music" of today.
If u listen carefully it sounds like someone is humming a song (containing just 3 notes) in an empty huge hall or church...which is covered by the 90's TV/radio sound
Note that sound doesn't propagate in vacuum as there are no molecules. These are radio wave (EM wave) which can travel in vacuum. You can convert the radio wave into sound wave as in your radio receiver.
If you're in a quiet place, and you listen really hard, you can hear something like this in your mind. No, I'm not kidding. Your mind, when sufficiently relaxed, can hear the universe. It won't sound exactly like this, but it can be heard. Most of the time, we think it's our imagination, or the beginnings of a headache. I've never been sure about it, but now I am. Listen to this sound for awhile and see if you agree...
Actually,you can hear something when its totally quiet...,the "whooshing"sound is your blood circulating;& the high-pitched noise is believed to be the electro-activity of your nervous system.And yes,I've heard it too!
Me at the begginning of this: Oh this is nice. End: HOLY SHIT I THINK I HAVE BEEN BEYOND INFINITY! I CAN TASTE SOUND, I CAN HEAR COLORS, I CAN FEEL SMELLS, I CAN SMELL TEXTURES, I CAN SEE TASTES
It's only the radio emissions being generated by the planets own electromagnetic field, basically if you could listen to it on a ham radio at the right frequency, that is what you would hear. Nothing big to be thought about, it also has a little bit to to with the deflection if the solar wind by the same field.
There is something absolutely breath-taking about this, You get to hear the shear force and power this celestial bodies has. It really makes sit and think. Another thing to think about is that. We are made of Stardust right? We are in some way related to that power and force. That beautiful devastating destruction from which we were crafted from. It's amazing. Just something to think about.
Note that NASA had nothing to do with these recordings beyond making the data publicly available. If any of the original natural plasma wave signals remain in this recording, they are unrecognizable. However, all of the Voyager PWS waveform data are available online. (I'd give you a link, but I'd only be rewarded with a ghost ban.) Of course there are no audible frequency pressure waves in space, what we normally think of as sound. But since the particles in space are mostly charged, they can interact at a distance via electric and magnetic fields and can propagate audible frequency waves without the need to collide. These plasma waves are still far too faint to hear with a human ear in space, but the associated oscillating EM fields are easy to detect with antennas, so this is what we do. The resulting signals can be played back without any modification as sound. Unfortunately, the natural signals are not generally soothing enough to be marketed as meditation music, so artistic interpretations like this video pop up all over youtube. Again, this sounds nothing like the natural signals we recorded with the Voyager plasma wave instruments. Please vote up, plus one, or comment in order to keep this information afloat. Thanks!
Jupiter is by far one of the better experimental ambient artists I've come across.
He’s/she’s one of the big boys from what I’ve heard.
Agreed
Definitely the biggest
Just imagine the art out there in the solar system that we will never know about. If space is as big as we t hink, and constantly expanding theres probably a nebula that resembles the mona lisa.
how long ago was 10 years ago from 2024-
It sounds so desolate and lonely yet it has its own serene beauty.
yes
Right
It reminds me a bit of a Mermaid Siren, such a beautiful lullaby, for such a dangerous being.
yet if this was what wind on earth sounded like, and we knew no different it would be peaceful. We're too used to earth :D
I don't know why some people are saying this is scary. It's sounds quite therapeutic to me
I had the same experience, it's so special to hear the universe! I love it.
The thing that's amazing is this is equivalent to listening to raindrops to sleep. Basically its all the particles, atoms, melecules, etc moving together and against each other in the enormous never ending storms on the surface creating radio waves at a signal us mortals are able to hear over a transmitter :)
Rolofunk I love the sound of rain or be next to a water stream before getting to sleep :)
John Ng Relaxing and motivating.
John Ng Not the sound but Jupiter itself is so big that scaries me, I mean it´s so hughe it´s infamous red spot could eat and reduce Earth to space dust in a matter of seconds, that´s something I hope not to be alive to see or live it.
Jupiter seems to have the most mesmerizing, mysterious "song"of all the planets.
neptune already took that title: ua-cam.com/video/Cga3DfaLc7A/v-deo.html
Its also the oldest and largest planet in our solar system, it formed about 1 million years after the solar system, earth was about 100 million years after. Its gone the longest with no significant change, it outweighs every other planet combined then doubled. And protects us from comets and asteroids. It really couldn't get any closer to being the protecting father of the other planets. Considering its age, if Venus and Mars ever had life on them, it probably protected them too, just like it protects us today
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On top of all that. Its so large and massive it doesn't orbit the Sun, rather they orbit each other.
@@slinkerdeer al bodies no matter how large or small orbit each other.
Ever heard plutos or Venus
Probably has to do with its enormous size.
to be weird, this sounds like when someone takes a shower and you can hear the water running through the pipeline.
Hahaha I love your comment.. so true.. 😂😂😂
yeah!
Yooooooo its Nate
i remember you showed me this at work way back when i had to listen to the weird ass planet noises again cuz i cant sleep
I didnt expect to find you on youtube of all places lmfao
Hit me up if you can yo!! Idk if the number i texted you at still works
I def wanna record some shit still
Lol that is true
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You and yourself, by yourself, and alone. In space. Floating away toward Jupiter. Sound gets deeper, and darker.
Terrifying...
San Andreas RP thats creepy
Tieco Gaitor Now imagine seeing no stars or anything around you except Jupiter in the distance, while you're slowly approaching it. Literally nothing else but Jupiter and this sound.
@@frenzysporetv3431 fucking terrifying dude
Well that escalated quickly...
If people think this is creepy then they have not heard what Saturn sounds like
Screw your noise, Saturn.
+Zhalo Supercell it sounds like the ambiance in FNAF1
+MKScorpion Kreate rude. I'm just saying that it kind of does.
+Haven Hudson just Get Over that stupid ''game''.
fnaf is just as shitty as a point and click game from the 90's. that's exactly what it is.
How is this both so peaceful, and so terrifying.
Space for you
@@thehz8613 so they lied to us in science class saying theres no sound in space
@@lsrivera5283 what no
@@lsrivera5283 This isn't sound, this is electro magnetic frequencies converted to a audio medium we can understand with our ears.
@@bluenightfury4365 electro magnetic frequencies = SOUND WAVES
I always gravitated towards Jupiter (lol) and felt something awe inspiring about it (had a minor obsession with it back in 1997 and 1998 actually and was fascinated by it's moons and it's atmosphere and the idea that it could've been a star).
This sound feels calming and benevolent, like Jupiter is the older brother looking out for us, guarding the inner solar system and sweeping it of asteroids whilst it oversees the expanse of the tempestuous and tumultuous outer solar system and it's drama.
Jupiter is a benevolant sovereign who looks after it's little siblings in a way. I feel safe listening to this.
Sometimes great Jupiter slingshots asteroids in a collision course with earth with its massive gravity well.
You have, to a T, described jupiter in astrology. Jupiter is seen as the protector, the king of the solar system, and is almost always benevolent in effect.
Beautifully worded!👌🏾 I have always felt that there was an energy of the obviously massive strength in Jupiter, acting as a defender of our solar system. I don't find this to be creepy at all, in fact, I find this so soothing. This is a planet in harmony, it's in it's own key, but very much in an accord.
@@gandalfstormcrow7943 yeah that's just siblings fighting, nothing unusual
Jupiter slingshots a lot of asteroids away from Earth and has saved our planet countless times from big hits that would have ruined our day.
Jupiter has been playing some Silent Hill.
+baker bear This is EXACTLY what I thought of first.
I've actually have played Silent Hill and I cried ;v;
+baker bear haha Akira Yamaoka did cross my mind as well. It has that ambient feel.
Lol
and some sonic.exe to be exact probably...
and probably some Slendytubbies
This recording is, to me, the most fascinating, intriguing, and relaxing but also eerie sound ever recorded. I have listened to all the planets, but this one is really unique and absolutely incredible. And it is, of course, my favorite not only recording but also planet ... after planet Earth.
I wish i could astral project into Jupiter just to see what it would feel like to be in the mist of an incredibly Ultra Super large storm without being tore to shreds.
@@URBANDRAGON999 yes
Júpiter is my favorite planet and I want live this planet but no because is a gas planet 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲
Too bad this isn't the official sound and this is a remix of the original one
when mankind can travel to other planets one day, they should always carry a device to do this wave translation live.
I believe it makes sense.
Think about this. Space is really an abyss of just darkness. I imagine myself just flying away from Earth. Imagine this sound, just being in space. You keep kicking, propelling yourself further into the abyss, farther from Earth. You pass Mars, and keep going. You pass the asteroid belt, and keep going. Then you see this giant mass of just gas, in a perfect sphere, floating. All you hear are these sounds. And anything beyond this point of where you're at, is another gas ball with rings, followed by two more. Then a small rocky dwarf planet, and then what? Kupier belt? What's after that? What's outside of our galaxy? It's so ominous to not really know. Yet here we are, confined to this small planet as we are literally pixels in our solar system. It's kind of... scary, don't you think? And to throw it in, maybe we are alone. Maybe we are put on this Earth by whatever, to discover what really is out there.
I've always thought space was magical and amazing but really most of it is dark scary and empty.. Lifeless
Adam Loves Andrea Great comment, but you're assuming that all of the planets would be aligned along your trajectory. The reality is that most if not all of them would be at points in their orbits many millions of miles away from you. In fact, if you were to hypothetically set out right now, in the direction of Jupiter, at a velocity approaching that of the speed of light, Jupes would be the only major planet you would encounter until you (eventually) got way beyond the Oort Cloud and reached another planetary system outside our own, somewhere in the direction of Cancer. It's quite a cool image though. You might want to check out this to-scale map of the solar system, with all of the planets in order as you outlined. I think, given your comment, that you'll like it ;)
joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem.html
I love what you are writing because i imagine the same things.. Also imagine if people sometime discover how to create OZON and conquer the whole universe??(million years ago)I know i imagine sick things that can't happend but imagine it for a while...Imagine if u could live on jupiter...This is sick and scary but it is also fascinating
*****
YEEEHH it would BE FUCKING AMAZINGGG
ChaseIzSnorlax34 The unknown can be scary as a result of something being unfarmiliar or foreign. Space isn't inherently scary in nature.
The best thing is: He is playing this sounds since billions of years and he will continue playing this sounds for billion of years. Longest song ever (except the songs of even older Suns and planets :P)
Take that 10 hour version of nyan cat!
That one moment when the humans figure out your sound.
relatable moment
😂😂😂
Jupiter
“The aliens have figured out our sounds! Quick send four asteroids at them!”
@@thekromkon9921 Where did you walk on jupiter? how did you survive the high pressure?
Jupiter your sound its like a tornado that is having a party with some Cars
Mercury: **being loud**
Venus: **crying**
Jupiter: **just chillin and mind his own buissnes**
Saturn: *"I am going to devour your very soul"*
@@MigeMaur Earth: *Tyler 1 zooming noises*
Chillin.
Sun: I find your lack of faith disturbing
More like
Jupiter: Cryo Chamber and Nosleep stories
It may sound peaceful but I guarantee its a living hell on that surface
+Mychael Hunt no wonder it is.
+Mychael Hunt Well if there is a surface. I mean, it's a Gas Giant.
+MasterAsra The sun is a giant ball of gas, though we still refer to it having a surface. It's not a solid surface like earth or mars but it is a surface
+Mychael Hunt Not gas, plasma.
+Mr Lemons so I guess hydrogen and helium aren't gasses huh? Interesting understanding of science you have there
I feel a bit of nostalgia inside me while listening to Jupiter, I imagine being alone on a desert with cold wind and at very dark night
The correct term might be euphoria.
yeah you're right, Euphoria is a better word here
+Aurora lol either you made a wrong use of the word nostalgia, or you lived in an Egyptian desert as a child
+xXxJokerManxXx read replies to the comment before you write your own. I already said that euphoria is better word here. and I used word nostalgia because it remind me when I was younger and felt thE same feeling that I feel listening to Jupiter
xXxJokerManxXx why do i see you everywhere?
Jupiter has background music? *THAT'S IT! I'M MOVING TO JUPITER!*
***** Flying or falling around Jupiter is also great! ^_^
So does Starbucks... Why don't you move there?
+RobloxUltraman361 lmao
So, you want to die? Ok then...
Elite Reticle At least I die the greatest way possible.
I love the sounds of Jupiter,it’s so relaxing you could play a 10 hour of Jupiter sounds in your sleep.
Sounds really scary
What truly amazing with this sound for me is, it sounded like a man made music, but knowing it is actually nature's sound, OMG. :o
Amazing
+supasempai Well technically it is man made, it's electromagnetic waves converted into sound.
+supasempai Sorry to break it but its actually filtered, processed a multiple time so that its suitable for listening.
+supasempai i dont believe 100% this is real, because this thing im listening, i can do it with a sine wave and being creative on reverb, and the wind-like sound that starts around 2:00 i could just sample it
This is actually recorded, it's the frequency of the interaction of charged particles and the magnetic field outside of the planet. This vibration can be detected by the instruments put on the Voyager 1, and so NASA decided to translate the data into sound (probably removing infra and ultra tones) and here's the result.
Great background music for a horror video game.
Perhaps one involving space, maybe?
Dude, I had this same idea! Though Saturn is totally better for horror.
perfect for Alien Isolation
This I find rather relaxing. The worst thing about it is how Jupiter’s sounds remind us of the mind-breaking mysteries of space.
Try Venus or Saturn for horror.
Right #DeadSpace4
Some people find it creepy.
I find it fucking beautiful.
Pat Moon . Weirdly enough, i find it relaxing.A symphony of droning notes to my ears.
Yeah same, the sounds are amazing.
Ovid J. I. Tuven It's proven that many sounds (or the sounds created from the electro-magnetic wavelengths emitted by the planet) from the planets are in a certain pitch that releases a relaxing chemical from the brain, kind of like listening to calming waves or breezes. So Jupiter isn't really trying to scare people... but help them go to sleep! xD
Pat Moon Yeah, I think these sounds are fascinating and relaxing, and yet most other people in the comments section find it creepy.
Reminds me of how everyone used to have tutorials on how to remove the "creepy" chucklefish laugh from Starbound, which I never found to be creepy either.
Pat Moon I agree with you. I've had this on repeat for days. Nothing has ever calmed me down as much as this video. It's a treasure.
bruh I literally want to leave this on loop so it can lull me to sleep. Beautiful and relaxing
I find it beautiful, not because it's soothing, simply because it's an example of how far we've come as human beings and a reason why we should continue exploring the universe.
Has a very... calm, yet suspenseful feeling to it. Almost feels like it could be an ambient track in a video game or something.
Anyone else thinking of 2001: A Space Odyssey?
All these worlds are yours except Europa. Attempt no landing there.
Krista Poolsaar I'm sorry, I can not do that Dave...
mingiasi No. No! NO! Stop it! Stop it, please! I beg you! This is sin! This is sin! This is sin! It's a sin, it's a sin, it's a sin!!!! oh wait....DAMN! wrong film...
Jacob Balboa more like "Medusa", from "The Wind from the Sun"
Jacob Balboa That movie is sublime
For some reason I love this more than I should but if you ask me I can describe the sounds in my own way
Imagine you are downstairs in your house or when you get a house with 2 floors someone takes a bath yes a bath and you can hear all the water running through the pipes, with the air conditioner on and doing it’s thing in the middle of a hurricane with intense winds, and your tv is static, with some thunder. That’s what Jupiter sounds like to me personally
sounds like early pink floyd... keep expecting to hear a repeating sonar ping followed by pipe organs...
lol totally sounds like that 'acidy' part about 14minutes into "Echoes" - def one of their best tunes... love the buildup afterwards! 👍👍
+john doe yep! thats the one! they've got a few other songs that sound like jupiter too.
Overhead, the Albatross...
The Dark Side of Jupiter
we live a society
20 minute guitar solo
I wonder what aliens hear from our planet.. Trap muzik lol
Fucking justin bieber haha
The sound of cancer.
+Don Valdez. XDD
Darude-sandstorm
Deez nutz
The sounds remind me of 2001: A Space Odyssey. And it's funny because the third act of the film is titled "Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite".
Don't forget, stay away from Europa.
+Colleen Ross All These Worlds Are Yours Except Europa. Attempt No Landing There. Use Them Together. Use Them In Peace. (from "2010")
Sorry, Sean. I can't do that. It would jeopardize the mission.
Same dude. I loved that movie.
It reminds me of a deep abandoned subway system. Or some lost space probe
Uranus: I'm a gassy giant
Jupiter: *Hold my storms*
Jupiter storm speeds 🌪️⛈️ 35600km/h
Better than Justin Bieber
And all shitty pop culture currently which is infecting the world!
better then your mum
So many likes in 1 row I've never given. :P
It's literally like the music of the universe. I would buy this if people made music like this.
***** Check out Mister Lies-False Astronomy and an artist called XXYYXX. Pretty spacey stuff
Jupiter and I have a strong bond. When I was around 6, like a lot of science loving kids space is awesome, and when I heard about Jupiter, learned about it, I knew it was my favourite planet outside our own. When I first found UA-cam, THIS video was one of my first videos. When I learned about Voyager 1 and found out that electromagnetic waves can be turned into sound, this video made sense and became deeply beautiful. Now I return accidentally and I still feel the same way as then, and my desire to learn returns. Jupiter is a fascinating planet, and nothing can break the way I feel about it.
The universe is such a beautiful place.
and deadly...
*****
Yeah, black holes, meteors, no air, most planets are uninhabitable. Well I guess from the perspective of an organism with sentience the universe is deadly but to the universe there is nothing more to destruction. It happens. That's that.
***** I too enjoy beer.
***** There's no need for that.
*****
There are circumstances that make life on this planet possible. Just removing one of those factors would be catastrophic. Remove the moon or the sun and life would seize to exist. There are also earthquakes, hurricanes, volcanos, blizzards, droughts, tsunamis, etc. that destroy life. Most of our planet is uninhabitable. Why are we here? Because it was a miracle BUT that can easily be changed.
Let me reverse your question, if the universe is habitable, why isn't there MORE life throughout it? Why are most planets uninhabitable for humans?
Jupiter has the most musical space sounds in the solar system. It is not creepy! It is beautiful, ethereal, and mystical.
Why didn't James Wan consider this as a fitting soundtrack to 'the Conjuring'?
Abhishek Sanyal Probably NASA's licensing fees were to high. I mean, they did send stuff into space to capture that sound. It's probably more expensive than hiring a composer. Or maybe NASA are just pricks that don't want to share
teddyharvester The first one seems likely tho' I wouldn't totally rule out the second opinion. :D
Actually, NASA releases everything into the public domain so it would have been free.
SgtSlavin Ironically, NASA had nothing to do with these recordings. They are mostly human-generated. The artists, "Brain/Mind Research", did, however, release them to the public domain.
I immediately thought about the movie "The Conjuring" when listening to this and how well it would fit as a soundtrack, I totally agree!
It's beautiful
Zakaria Lanait absolutely frienden
+Joachim Peiper Isn't it just 'freund'?
yes music
+Joachim Peiper Impressive amount of upvotes for a nazi. Either the world is a much darker place than I realized or there are just as many naive people as I believed.
Iroquois Pliskin So wait, we should disagree with a Nazi when he says the sounds of Jupiter are beautiful JUST because he is a Nazi? I agree with this Nazi, the sounds of Jupiter ARE beautiful. But does that make me a Nazi? Nobody is giving him upvotes because he is a Nazi, they are doing it because they like the statement he made
Everyone one is like "oooh so scary" and I'm just here chillin'.
Yuki Windstar Daymn son, you must be a fearless sonavabitch
Will Gravis Nah but why be afraid of space? Also it's pretty.
Yuki Windstar It's preety while you are in an atmosphere's embrace, sure.
Reasons to be afraid of it;
-Astroids
-The airless void
-Super Novas
-Black holes
-Sun Waves
-Sun Storms
-Aliens
-God
-Alien Gods.
:P
Will Gravis Honestly none of that is scary to me. Like I love the idea of aliens and alien gods sound fantastic to me (and I'm not just talking Hastur.) Super Novas are absolutely amazing! They're destructive and beautiful showing birth _AND_ death. Black Holes are a enigma that eat everything including light. They're fascinating. Astroids are cool too. We got several of them around our atmosphere as we speak. Just chillin' (they're considered our other moons.) Sun waves and solar storms are painful sure but they don't upset me. I don't really got an opinion the void. But I think it's interesting how there _is_ matter there just not the kind we perceive.
***** Really? Your version sounds more plausible, but what about spaghettification?
Jupiter has my most favourite planet sounds that I have heard out of all of them.
It's just so therapeutic and mesmerising and I could listen it to all day.
There is so much mystery in the universe that we have still yet to explore and discover and this is the only thing that makes me excited about the future!
You have heard sounds coming from planets? You better stai away from illegal stuff !
Anyone else reminded of the Monolith from 2001: A Space Odyssey?
This is how my air conditioner sounds like ._.
and my fridge sounds like Neptune
Your air conditioner is pretty resonant
What the ffff...fudge?!
Then, may I suggest your air conditioner is quite haunted.
Jace Right 😂😂😂💀💀
What an amazing sound, so strong and powerful.
I was watching Black Mirror Episode Crocodile with my girlfriend, her bro, and his gf when at the 27:50 mark, this starts playing. I said aloud "Hey thats the voyager recording of Jupiter!!!" They looked at me like I was batty. I shit you not, go on netflix and scrub to that time and listen.
Saw it mate, that's definitely the voyager recording of Jupiter!
Had to check it! And yes it's actually the sound of Jupiter!! You have a great observation...🖖
Yes, you caught my thought
Am I the only one that's terrified of Jupiter for no reason?
i am scared to. .of universe in general. .It attracts me but scares me !Think that jupiter helps our earth to stay safe from meteorids
+Sarah Lawrence not even .... I also have a bad feeling ... it seems something a thousand times worse than hell ... & that noise reminds me of that old horseshoe washer very crazy :o
If you look at Saturn with a telescope it might make you think twice about planets like Jupiter. Also, In 7 billion years the sun is supposed to grow into a red giant consuming us. But in 5 billion, we will have the most sight of the Andromeda Galaxy, as it is on a collision point with the Milky Way, "don't worry we'll be spared though" sadly I'm gonna get to miss that amazing sight though
Knowing how large it is compared to earth and there is probably miles of gas and storms then miles of liquid gas under that and we will probably never know what's down at the center is very chilling.
+Game Striker but just think, the people that are born then will take it for granted. Andromeda will be up in the night sky like a sci fi wallpaper.. Yet it won't be special to them, because it'll be all they've ever known
All I wanted was some rain noise but my phone wouldn't load them. Now I have to fall asleep to this beautiful shit.
mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/rainNoiseGenerator.php
Jupiter protect Earth
Jupirth forever
Jurprtht
I hope some day the humans protect the earth
Jupiter Is The Real God Of Us
#SavePluto
Very relaxing to me... feels like your in Jupiter's world lol
voyager spacecraft 1 & 2 are the first man made technologies to exit the solar system. The highest precision spacecraft using the gravity of the planets to achieve their missions. The highest longevity of any spacecraft built to date. Imagine your car lasting / functioning 39 years.
+Ｍ ｉ ｓ ｔ ｅ ｒ ｕ Ｅ ｋ ｓ ｕ I Wonder do we have classic that can start over 3 decades? Oh wait, we do.
Without an oil change or gassing up?
Best background music for a horror movie :D
Nathanael Vetters Hell Yeah!
I can honestly meditate to this :3
You are making this even scarier. I don't know why i am so scared from outer space anyway.
I just learned not be afraid
assassinmakidoo kakakarot-cake!
Finally, some background music for my existential crisis.
Jupiter, you're still stuck in your dark ambient phase! Try something like jazz for once in your life!
:D
haha :D
Kemonokami aaaahh nice one ;)
This is less the sound of Jupiter and more what you would hear if you went over there and flicked on your radio (Or a radio specifically designed to listen to planets, anyway). The actual sound of Jupiter would be a lot less peaceful. More like being in the middle of a hurricane. A really high pitched hurricane because the "Atmosphere" is primarily made up of hydrogen and helium.
It would be impossible to record it with current technology, unfortunately. Apart from the fact that the recording would be way too loud, there is no way for a microphone to survive (Bare in mind, you can break professional microphones by blowing into them which is why professional sound engineers get aggro when people do that). The probe that was launched into Jupiter to survey the atmosphere only lasted just over an hour before being destroyed, so I'm not sure how a thin piece of metal tape being exposed to the elements would cope for even a second.
Also,since the gravity on Jupiter is many times(12x?)that of Earth,you might hear the sounds of your bones fracturing as well as your body go squish!
xtremenortherner No human is going to get that close to Jupiter.
Well the sounds recorded from jupiter where from a probe that was realy far away,so basicly this sounds about right for the distances this is recorded
Recording the audio would be the easy part. If you manage to get a probe to survive inside the Jovian atmosphere for a whole HOUR, then all you really have to do to pull off a basic sound recording is bury a digital recorder deep inside the probe with the microphone element potted in a tough resin coupled mechanically to the chassis of the probe. Then you have the data recorded to a reasonably durable medium. Presto, successful recording. Getting it back home in order to listen to it, though... Screw it. Just have the audio transmitted back to another probe in orbit, or try to receive it from Earth. There's no real point anyway, logically. Anyone who's ever done homemade video on a really windy day already knows what it would sound like, lol.
I partialy agree but that dosent mean that Jupiter itself aint capable of proving that sound in space is possible. I mean as Voyager 2 found out when it came pass the Gas Giant itself. It detected sounds that almost resembled this which were like an odd crackling noise. In my view sounds like are most likely buffeting noises between the Magnetic field and the suns Solar Wind.
Sounds distinctively like a Stanley Kubrick sound track!
Every time it rains around here, I hear this sound inside my head.
So does this mean that there was actually some truth to all those cheesy space sounds in the old sci-fi movies?
Well, you're stupid.
Well, kind of. But this isn't sound as we think of it. They still won't be hearing anything with their ears normally. This is just electromagnetic waves, which are (somehow) made into sound we can listen to.
Momchil Momchilov
Yeah, it makes me wonder what was actually going through their minds when they put the sound effects into those old movies.
I also question what methods they used here to extract that sound from radio waves, and what they used to record the radio waves (ie, if it was highly focused and directional, or covered a wide area, or omnidirectional) as normally all I get out of radio receivers is white noise, so not sure what they used to get something this interesting.
weylin6 New movies also have sounds in space, hollywood film makers are a bunch of idiots in it just for the money
Somnu Bonel
Come on, we've got to allow for a bit of artistic license.
Still better than Justin Bieber.
IXSaizer na arguing with that.
Kimba Justin Bieber is one of the most overrated "artists" of all-time, so I agree with you. I'd rather listen to this instead of him or most of the "music" of today.
Still better than despacito
Still using that ancient joke? Whose sarcophagus did you bust open to find that one?
Lol 😂
I find this really relaxing.
just when I thought I couldn't love jupiter more like the pretty marble and protector of earth it is, it also sounds great
it sounds so relaxing
+SongCollections yeah it's a bit creepy but I find it a bit more relaxing
It is very, I listen to this to go to sleep every night on repeat.
listen to Mercury, it won't please you.
Sounds like some of the strange sound in the atmosphere we have here on earth..
This sounds so relaxing
Max WAT?!
Only at a safe distance.
Yep
Agree
Thanks ill keep making the noise
It sounds like... endless... crystaline... wind for eternity... I am so glad this probe was created for one of many purposes :)
The probe is good. The probe is life.
More people talking about how it's not creepy and that it's beautiful than PEOPLE ACTUALLY SAYING ITS CREEPY
+Ben Irwin yep
+Ben Irwin Creepy is just a man-made image.
And so is every single adjective Missioneer
Ben Irwin danng
Ben Irwin My point still stands.
looking for that one idiot that says this is fake because there is no sound in space
It's not actully generated straight from the planet these are just the magnetic field readings generated from it. :P
he knew
TreeTheEnderHyena I knew, read again olease
AVERAGE DOG oh lol sorry
yeh cause if there was sound in space it wouldn't sound like this. This is just fucked up
*Jupiter the Silent Hill of the "Milky Way"*
If u listen carefully it sounds like someone is humming a song (containing just 3 notes) in an empty huge hall or church...which is covered by the 90's TV/radio sound
Note that sound doesn't propagate in vacuum as there are no molecules. These are radio wave (EM wave) which can travel in vacuum. You can convert the radio wave into sound wave as in your radio receiver.
I love the sound of this, somehow I feel incredible peace when I listen to this, so I listen a lot.
Perhaps you came from Jupiter
Quimera Coprofaga
Nope, women come from Venus ;-)
Julia Pence where did men come from :O
Julia Pence Women and men both come from Earth, not Venus. -_-
How can this be :( all hope is lost
despite the eerie nature of these recordings... they are weirdly soothing .
it sounds like power, jupiter is hella GOOD about doing _atmospheric_ music
How does Jupiter sound so peaceful and beautiful when it's full of storms?
+Tara Nicole Never judge a book by it's cover! ;) Jupiter might has millions of storms, but to me it's nothing but a gentle giant! :)
Think of me; I get pissed off so easily and hate many things but care for others and is veryyyyy kind. Ish. :3 I is UvU peaceful and a chill person
Stuff involving electromagnetic waves and complicated stuff. It's complex, but I love space regardless.
+Tara Nicole It's because of the sound waves the Magnetic Field of Jupiter emits.
It's not the actual planet itself.
It's the fields.
Those damn dreaded tracks near the fields at school..
This sounds like something you'd hear in a dream.
I really liked this album. But JUPITER 2 when they dropped that crappy drummer was even better!
If you're in a quiet place, and you listen really hard, you can hear something like this in your mind. No, I'm not kidding. Your mind, when sufficiently relaxed, can hear the universe. It won't sound exactly like this, but it can be heard. Most of the time, we think it's our imagination, or the beginnings of a headache. I've never been sure about it, but now I am. Listen to this sound for awhile and see if you agree...
Gary Nash | No, you can't hear the universe when it's silent. Just your imagination.
Actually,you can hear something when its totally quiet...,the "whooshing"sound is your blood circulating;& the high-pitched noise is believed to be the electro-activity of your nervous system.And yes,I've heard it too!
Yes it’s called Aum 🕉 it’s the aum noise. It’s used in meditation.
Yes ..... This is why in the ancient Vedas the sound 'ॐ' or ' Om' is considered so holy.
@connextro that's true
I find this beautiful and chilling, it reminds me how big, beautiful and mysterious the universe is.
Me at the begginning of this: Oh this is nice. End: HOLY SHIT I THINK I HAVE BEEN BEYOND INFINITY! I CAN TASTE SOUND, I CAN HEAR COLORS, I CAN FEEL SMELLS, I CAN SMELL TEXTURES, I CAN SEE TASTES
Ur cool dude!
that is called synesthesia
"Put down the drink and stand back from the table. Don't attempt any quick moves or sudden thought. You'll be OK in a few hours..." - Zobo the Medic
Yes
Lay off the crack dude
It actually sounds a lot like ambient music, the kind that can stir up emotions and set an atmosphere. Amazing that this is from Jupiter!
Yo why is this so relaxing
Now i feel like wanting to die a peaciful death in space.
While i'm boiling.
And after that I would become a small part of Jupiter... Forever... I would die inside of it.
What aliens hear from our planet...
Alien:what is that noise?
Party:everybody dance now!
Alien: D:
Let's get out of here!
+Spongebuild253 Gaming channel Nah, they would get rick rolled.
Yeah but not as f***** as we will be if DT gets into office. Myself and many others could find themselves running from president soon.
Lmao!!!
+Dylan Delaney How Simpsons of you
It's only the radio emissions being generated by the planets own electromagnetic field, basically if you could listen to it on a ham radio at the right frequency, that is what you would hear. Nothing big to be thought about, it also has a little bit to to with the deflection if the solar wind by the same field.
this sounds like it could fit a sci-fi movie :3 so cool
It's like a melody. Earth is just a baby compared to the size of Jupiter. Fascinating really.
It has this grand sound to it. Very fitting for Jupiter.
Bitch please this is beautiful and relaxing in compare of Saturn. Saturn is so fucking creepy.
+KatyShaga Saturn reminded me of that scene from Raiders of The Lost ark when the Nazi's opened the ark and the angels were flying around and shit
***** Saturn reminded me of someone screaming
no saturn was lovely
There is something absolutely breath-taking about this, You get to hear the shear force and power this celestial bodies has. It really makes sit and think. Another thing to think about is that. We are made of Stardust right? We are in some way related to that power and force. That beautiful devastating destruction from which we were crafted from. It's amazing. Just something to think about.
IM MOVING TO JUPITER
ANYONE WANT TO MOVE THERE WITH ME?
have fun falling through the clouds and being obliterated by the planet's core
theXtreme1man not nice -_-
*****
Haa haaa ! Long lost friend, eh ?
You got it... packing my bags... I'd see something stunningly beautiful and even though I would most certainly die there, I will die happy! :)
I will only go as far as Europa Thank you very much
Better than JB
hahaahhahah IDD :P
DEAD SPACE
Ikr!
2spooky4me
Make us whole
Trollface ikr
Altman warned us about this shit and we didn't listen.
I love this sound.❤
Better than Taylor Swift.
What??
Agreed! Hey maybe we can send her to perform there on a one-way trip!
Everything is better than Taylor Swift
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It sounds like an ocean. A creepy ocean...
Reminds me of the flood levels from halo
OMG. XD I was thinking of the flood too..
Roger Hild It's not Jupiter, as it's in an entirely different system, but close enough.
The fact that this planet is mostly of Clouds and winds, Makes it scarier...
USG Ishimura, come in. Can you hear me?
Awesome sound Jupiter! A planet meditation. Love it. Sounds like a meditation for space enthusiasts.
Note that NASA had nothing to do with these recordings beyond making the data publicly available. If any of the original natural plasma wave signals remain in this recording, they are unrecognizable. However, all of the Voyager PWS waveform data are available online. (I'd give you a link, but I'd only be rewarded with a ghost ban.)
Of course there are no audible frequency pressure waves in space, what we normally think of as sound. But since the particles in space are mostly charged, they can interact at a distance via electric and magnetic fields and can propagate audible frequency waves without the need to collide. These plasma waves are still far too faint to hear with a human ear in space, but the associated oscillating EM fields are easy to detect with antennas, so this is what we do. The resulting signals can be played back without any modification as sound. Unfortunately, the natural signals are not generally soothing enough to be marketed as meditation music, so artistic interpretations like this video pop up all over youtube.
Again, this sounds nothing like the natural signals we recorded with the Voyager plasma wave instruments. Please vote up, plus one, or comment in order to keep this information afloat. Thanks!
this sound gives me goosebumps and at the same time a little relaxation. can't explain