Sounds from space

[Ivy]

Space Audio.

Also, NASA's "Halloween Sounds".

An interesting companion to sdalek's Space Images thread. I wish there were more "deep space" sounds available but I guess we don't have the technology for that yet...?

Edit: here's more, including the drumlike sounds of X-Hydrae, in the constellation Hydra.

[hereandnow]

Space Audio.

Also, NASA's "Halloween Sounds".

An interesting companion to sdalek's Space Images thread. I wish there were more "deep space" sounds available but I guess we don't have the technology for that yet...?

Edit: here's more, including the drumlike sounds of X-Hydrae, in the constellation Hydra.

It's rare I tire of listening to those sounds and others I have on a cd.

[Ivy]

I love the deep space photos. They're breathtaking, especially the nebulas. For some reason, the sounds really make space seem real to me, though.

If only I had been a science mind, I could be working in astronomy now.

[Ivy]

Couldn't help myself.

[hereandnow]

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Couldn't help myself.

Exacly how I imagined the deep space musician would look.

[Ivy]

Remember this guy?



I was just looking at his website (a monstrosity, BTW) and he has on his page of links this super-hot astronomer/rock star lady, Fiorella, who Dennis Miller describes as "A cross between Carl Sagan and Madonna." (I know, I know, Dennis Miller, wankfest, blah blah blah.) Evidently she's using acoustic astronomy to make music for the masses. For some reason I can't find any free samples... hmm. Wonder what that's about.

[hereandnow]

Remember this guy?



I was just looking at his website (a monstrosity, BTW) and he has on his page of links this super-hot astronomer/rock star lady, Fiorella, who Dennis Miller describes as "A cross between Carl Sagan and Madonna." (I know, I know, Dennis Miller, wankfest, blah blah blah.) Evidently she's using acoustic astronomy to make music for the masses. For some reason I can't find any free samples... hmm. Wonder what that's about.

Haha. That's hilarious.

[outmywindow]

The first Cassini audio clip was amazing. It was awesome in the sense which emphasizes awe, not the surfer sense. Ugh, you know what I mean.

[Anentropic IxTx]

Don't science-fiction musicians often use the theremin? I've wanted to learn that instrument...