Sounds from Outer Space -Sun & Saturn's Rings
Listen to sounds from our Solar System: you'll think you're in a Stanley Kubrick SciFi flick. This is truly an "other worldly" experience! Enjoy the show, and pass it on. Posted by Casey Kazan.
Song of the Sun
Low-frequency vibrations from the Sun recorded by the ESA/NASA SOHO spacecraft.
Cassini-Huygens passing through
Saturn's rings
NASA/ESA/ASI Cassini-Huygens spacecraft is hit by millions of dust particles as it goes through a gap in Saturn's icy rings.
Although the ring gaps appear empty, they are not. The spacecraft ploughed through these dust particles at a speed of about 70 000 kilometres per hour! These impacts, converted into audible sounds, resemble hail hitting a tin roof.
This video shows how the atmospheric circulation inside the Sun causes very low frequency 'sound' to be produced.
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so many great things have come from space technology. I am glad that the sound picture can be shared for those of us who can not see the distance stars with our own eyes.
thanks and keep up the good work.
Our thanks! We LOVE compliments... ; ) Best, Casey.
Posted by: Mar | March 06, 2007 at 06:40 PM
link to 'sun sounds' is non-functional / mis-typed as 'hhttp://' .please correct
Michael: Thanks for the heads up! Appreciate it...will fix asap! Casey.
Posted by: Michael R. | March 08, 2007 at 09:18 PM