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“This music was recorded by Voyager I and II as they crossed paths with Jupiter, Saturn, and Neptune. They weren’t captured with a microphone: Audible sound can’t travel through space, so Voyager was listening to the electromagnetic waves around the planets and moons. Waves produced by space phenomena, like the planet’s magnetospheres interacting with the Sun’s radiation.”

(via Gizmodo)

This is definitely the creepiest but most amazing piece of audio I’ve ever heard.

Derek and Josh, you will like this.

Accurate prediction.

Posted on December 5, 2009 via Live and Direct with 177 notes

Source: johnzanussi
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  fuckyeahspace:johnzanussi: Gizmodo wait for...four minute mark. drone my bones.
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  These sorts of sounds no longer translate as creepy to my ears, just beautiful. Space Musick.
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  This is what it sounds like when the universe is singing.
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  i don’t care whatchu say - screw the world, i wanna travel into space. i wish star trek were real. serials =)
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  Ticktock: Creeeepy but definitely amazing!
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  Желаю высказаться по этому поводу. В 2001 году я видел в продаже эти несколько кассет, то ли в каком-то из «Союз»ов, то...
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  awesome. Science wins this round.
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  This is crazy. delacroix:nihilnoetia:johnzanussi:
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  This is weird because this sounds like what someone would create to represent the sounds in space. I mean, when you hear...
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  “This music was recorded by Voyager I and II as they crossed paths with Jupiter, Saturn, and Neptune. They weren’t...
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