This is what a lot of hardwork and teamwork brought it goes to show how great the people of NASA and USA are it's highly commendable,we need to launch like in Titan AE,straight for the comos
This is not a sound recording. This is plasma wave data that has been converted into an audio file based on frequency levels. There is no "sound" in space. (Reddit - ScienceCasts: The Sounds of Interstellar Space for explanation
Plasma waves are coupled with oscillating charged particles in space, so it is a bit like sound. A human ear could not hear these in space because the pressure of the particles against the ear drum would be far too low. However, the associated oscillating electric and magnetic fields are easy to detect with antennas. The sound we play back is the exact waveform we measure and is the moral equivalent of taking a ghostly whisper of a sound and amplifying it.
as the man said:"we are running out of time ", and we are. the solar system is so vast that we ,as a species will probibily not see the total wonders of it or even come close . but we can stand in awe of gods creations while we can . i only hope that the astronauts of the future don't make the same mistakes as we have , but a spe cies must evolve
When it enters another star's system. There's still a problem with defining it. Voyager isn't exactly in the "interstellar space" If you think it's just a planets and heliopause - well, ok. But they've started discovering Kuiper belt- and Oort cloud-like structure around other stars. Which means that only exiting heliopause doesn't mean it left us. We've got structures associated with the Sun - Oort cloud is hypothesised to extend as far as half the distance to Proxima Centauri.
What does the word mean? The chant OMmmm is the imitation of the sound of the sun, just as the many bells and bowls are the sounds and vibrations of other things to which we are all one.
The om is called the song of the universe in our ancient Hindu texts and it implies the supreme God " Brahman" .chanting om helps us get in sync with the universe .
NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope observed Comet ISON at 310 million miles away from the Sun. The data are still being processed and no results have been announced yet.
Google's "ghost banning" is infuriating. My comments providing links to the original real-time electron plasma oscillation audio were thus banned, so it's left as an exercise to the student as to how to find these . . .
A Timeline Of Comet ISON’s Dangerous Journey NASA has initiated a Comet ISON Observing Campaign to facilitate a massive global observation campaign incorporating both space-based and ground-based telescopes and encouraging citizen scientists and both professional and amateur astronomers to participate. Read on for a timeline of observations expected of Comet ISON on its perilous journey. WHERE'S THE UPDATE???!!!
Is anyone else concerned that we rely on an antiquated computing system that records on tape? Why can't NASA get the funding to convert these ancient computers to digital so we can appreciate real time data? I suppose they will by necessity keep room-sized tape delayed computers going for the next hundred years!
When I started working on the Voyager project in 1979, we had a Univac 418 III computer that occupied half a room and contained 64K 18-bit words of magnetic core memory . . . There's no hope of catching the Voyagers for updates, but the Planetary Society recently got approval to launch a small satellite to test a solar sail (google can find you the details). I think it would be great if somebody would modify this design slightly and spin a large aluminized mylar "sail" into a huge orbiting parabolic radio dish dedicated to tracking Voyager 1. It would be really cool to be able to once again receive full "space audio" data rates and get continuous data coverage.
***** This is great news... I just joined the Planetary Society! I actually have a cousin who finds planets at the Carnegie Institute in Washington... which is very cool in itself, but somehow knowing more about near space is more immediately impressive. Thank you Space Audio! Like the idea of tracking the trackers too...
Because Indians are paid 5 to 10 times cheaper than Westerners for any given job, even post-graduates, therefore it's only logical to assume that things they build cost a lot less. The perception of "costing less" is mostly due to the currency conversion rate not accurately reflecting the cost of living in India.
INDIANS??? It is the XXI NATIVE ASIANS, please.. I'll agree with you.. However, NASA-just like every single government agency spends more than it needs to...
communistjesus Yes, I do agree that too much money is being spent into bureaucratic proceedings, but there's also that private contractors really, _really_ like to deepen their well-greased pockets at the expense of taxpayers.
☢☢☢ this shall be 1st `~ in my new playslist " voyagers in Interstellar space " = carry one little astrophysics bots, your both are now all that stands between my U.N.prepared Earth & any distruptive inclement space weather the Local Interstellar Cloud has thrown in our path
How could anyone think that anything is cooler than this
This is what a lot of hardwork and teamwork brought it goes to show how great the people of NASA and USA are it's highly commendable,we need to launch like in Titan AE,straight for the comos
In space no one can hear you scream. Dark nasa.. Dark
It will be funny and scary if aliens knew about trolling and rickroll'd us
The foresight of putting the plasma wave science instrument aboard- and the patience to wait it out! Just awesome. Perhaps HD video on the next probe!
This is not a sound recording. This is plasma wave data that has been converted into an audio file based on frequency levels. There is no "sound" in space. (Reddit - ScienceCasts: The Sounds of Interstellar Space for explanation
Plasma waves are coupled with oscillating charged particles in space, so it is a bit like sound. A human ear could not hear these in space because the pressure of the particles against the ear drum would be far too low. However, the associated oscillating electric and magnetic fields are easy to detect with antennas. The sound we play back is the exact waveform we measure and is the moral equivalent of taking a ghostly whisper of a sound and amplifying it.
Wish there was a camera hooked up so we could see what's out there too.
I think it was able to take photos but stopped during the 90s to conserve its energy
google "voyager photographs" and you will be amazed.
Also there won't be any point of having a camera on voyager 1 as it had reached the interstellar space, as it's really very dark
Amazing. We live in exciting times.
as the man said:"we are running out of time ", and we are. the solar system is so vast that we ,as a species will probibily not see the total wonders of it or even come close . but we can stand in awe of gods creations while we can . i only hope that the astronauts of the future don't make the same mistakes as we have , but a spe
cies must evolve
Intriguing! I wonder how will it continue to be powered in the outer limits of our solar system? What gravitational pull can it rely on out there?
2:37 Sounds like a starship "Enterprise".
When it enters another star's system. There's still a problem with defining it.
Voyager isn't exactly in the "interstellar space"
If you think it's just a planets and heliopause - well, ok. But they've started discovering Kuiper belt- and Oort cloud-like structure around other stars.
Which means that only exiting heliopause doesn't mean it left us. We've got structures associated with the Sun - Oort cloud is hypothesised to extend as far as half the distance to Proxima Centauri.
The sun makes the om sound that has been used for thousands of years in meditation
and the earth makes a chirping sound like birds.
Bremmer Mandrake OM IS A RELIGIOUS WORD FOR HINDUS FOR MANY THOUSANDS OF YEARS , OUR EVERY HYMNS STARTS WITH THE SOUND OM , EG "OM NAMA SHIVAYA "
What does the word mean?
The chant OMmmm is the imitation of the sound of the sun, just as the many bells and bowls are the sounds and vibrations of other things to which we are all one.
Bremmer Mandrake Listen to a gong being played. It is the sound of all sounds.
The om is called the song of the universe in our ancient Hindu texts and it implies the supreme God " Brahman" .chanting om helps us get in sync with the universe .
sharath ramachandran
OMMMMMM
Your correct.
Where is the OM or Aum sound.. Is nasa said that sound is like Om sound?
NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope observed Comet ISON at 310 million miles away from the Sun. The data are still being processed and no results have been announced yet.
Mannnn! Ya gotta love this stuff!
who knows?! when will be the next sound?!))
Good job NASA. That's super cool.
Very cool!
Are you listening on your travels
This is so cool,. Wish I can work for NASA now
Sounds like Gandalf calling Shadowfax
Ron Rupp Interesting!
I'd pay to hear those recordings
its fascinating...
when does voyager leave the inter-stellar medium?
2:52 do you see green bars ? its like hard disk defragment process :D
thanks for sharing the info :)
Pranav AUM is the sound that we hear
Excellent!!!
wait, does NASA use Universe Sandbox?
This is one government project where the taxpayers actually got their money's worth!!
ISON Updates ?
If a tree fell in interstellar space and no one was there, would it make a noise?
fell where? space is empty thats why it is called space :)
*****
:o)
I swear I've heard this sound on star trek the original series dozens of times.
nowhere in this audio i heard OM or AUM. lol
อยากไห้มีภาษาไทย หรือไม่ก็sub.ไทย (ถ้าเป็นไปได้ )เพราะมีความรู้เรื่องอวกาศดี
Aadhi Pranava Naadham ॐ (Aum)Om........
Amazing!
Google's "ghost banning" is infuriating. My comments providing links to the original real-time electron plasma oscillation audio were thus banned, so it's left as an exercise to the student as to how to find these . . .
Om Om Om
what you wanna hear 2:37
Nothing like it. Do'nt fool anybody.
Amazing..
A Timeline Of Comet ISON’s Dangerous Journey
NASA has initiated a Comet ISON Observing Campaign to facilitate a massive global observation campaign incorporating both space-based and ground-based telescopes and encouraging citizen scientists and both professional and amateur astronomers to participate.
Read on for a timeline of observations expected of Comet ISON on its perilous journey.
WHERE'S THE UPDATE???!!!
Love it
Sounds like the video from The Ring.
Is anyone else concerned that we rely on an antiquated computing system that records on tape? Why can't NASA get the funding to convert these ancient computers to digital so we can appreciate real time data? I suppose they will by necessity keep room-sized tape delayed computers going for the next hundred years!
the tape is on the voyagers, which were deployed 37 years ago. Pretty sure they didn't have usb flash drives then
lol... 20$ says he still doesn't get it..
When I started working on the Voyager project in 1979, we had a Univac 418 III computer that occupied half a room and contained 64K 18-bit words of magnetic core memory . . .
There's no hope of catching the Voyagers for updates, but the Planetary Society recently got approval to launch a small satellite to test a solar sail (google can find you the details). I think it would be great if somebody would modify this design slightly and spin a large aluminized mylar "sail" into a huge orbiting parabolic radio dish dedicated to tracking Voyager 1. It would be really cool to be able to once again receive full "space audio" data rates and get continuous data coverage.
*****
This is great news... I just joined the Planetary Society! I actually have a cousin who finds planets at the Carnegie Institute in Washington... which is very cool in itself, but somehow knowing more about near space is more immediately impressive. Thank you Space Audio! Like the idea of tracking the trackers too...
***** Great job.. Hey NASA: India has successfully sent a probe to MARS much cheaper than NASA...How is this POSSIBLE????
Because Indians are paid 5 to 10 times cheaper than Westerners for any given job, even post-graduates, therefore it's only logical to assume that things they build cost a lot less. The perception of "costing less" is mostly due to the currency conversion rate not accurately reflecting the cost of living in India.
INDIANS??? It is the XXI NATIVE ASIANS, please.. I'll agree with you.. However, NASA-just like every single government agency spends more than it needs to...
communistjesus Yes, I do agree that too much money is being spent into bureaucratic proceedings, but there's also that private contractors really, _really_ like to deepen their well-greased pockets at the expense of taxpayers.
All this, all these years later with equipment that's less powerful than a VIC 20!
So the sounds were from the sun? then it's not deep space sounds.
Me hubiera gustado oir mas tiempo al espacio que a la relatora humana
psytranceeeee....on namah shivaye ...
There needs to be much more spending on space research/exploration....and MUCH LESS on military weapons platforms.
I do think of trees
ok syure man
ua-cam.com/video/bbyr7jZOllI/v-deo.htmlm26s
Or maybe it's WOW signal...
And then some other creature will be dealing with them.
☢☢☢ this shall be 1st
`~ in my new playslist " voyagers in Interstellar space "
= carry one little astrophysics bots, your both are now all that stands between my U.N.prepared Earth & any distruptive inclement space weather the Local Interstellar Cloud has thrown in our path
Science Bitchez!!!
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Like.......alien music
Only if more money would be spend on exploration... We are running out of time.
HOW ABOUT FLOODS IN IND..?CANT THEY JUST TELL US SOMETHING REAL?
maybe there are dieing cats in space
I big money della partner
Gods creation?
NOTHING WEIRED ABOUT INTERSTELLAR SOUND,IM WONDERING TYPHOON,TORNATO OR HURRICANE,WHICH ONE?JUST JOKING!!!
degree in a scientific field in crap
psytranceeeee....on namah shivaye ...