I'm really not sure where this goes, given we don't really have a music forum but anyone else remember the recordings released by NASA in the 90's of Jupiter and the outer planets magnetic fields? I always thought it was interesting and spooky but I ran across it on youtube today.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXGWVu7fQEc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80Ngl2RY ... re=related
So, yeah not much to discuss about it but I thought I'd share.
Sounds of Jupiter
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Re: Sounds of Jupiter
Very good find. Eerily hypnotic, and strangely beautiful.
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Re: Sounds of Jupiter
Yeah, that's like fifteen different kinds of awesome. 
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Re: Sounds of Jupiter
On the same note, have you ever wondered what Uranus sounds like? Well, now we all know.
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Re: Sounds of Jupiter
....Tsukiyumi wrote:On the same note, have you ever wondered what Uranus sounds like? Well, now we all know.
No, I'm not going to touch that one, too easy.
Cool stuff though.
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That was sorta the point.Lighthawk wrote:...No, I'm not going to touch that one, too easy...Tsukiyumi wrote:On the same note, have you ever wondered what Uranus sounds like? Well, now we all know.
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Re: Sounds of Jupiter
Has anyone come up with the idea that this is what we hear in space for weapons fire, explosions, ship sounds while out side? All of these things would put out their own special EM sig, all you need is the correct equipment to pick it up.
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Re: Sounds of Jupiter
Are we sure this isn't just from the "space music" genre?
I've done some searching and I haven't found much info on "space sounds" yet (mainly wikipedia tho...)
EDIT: Found something:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space-them ... uter_space
I've done some searching and I haven't found much info on "space sounds" yet (mainly wikipedia tho...)
EDIT: Found something:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space-them ... uter_space
Re: Sounds of Jupiter
That is mind-boggling.
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