Fermi Pulsar

[MediumNothinFull]

lmao

[someonelseable]

this thing is so old, it plays Dendy!!

[AlienshateU]

This neutron star- lighthouse theory no longer can explain all the pulse drifting, pulse nulling, pulse quantization, pulse phase memory, and mode switching and memory ("grammar") observed in pulsars like PSR 0031-07 , PSR 1237 +25 , PSR 0329 +54 , PSR 1822 -09 , PSR 1133 +16 , etc...

In other words the ET communication network theory is back and will be told to the public when SETI pretends to change focus from the shortband song of hydrogen to complicated broadband synchrotron messaging.

[startrekwarsmixguy]

90s VIDEO GAMES... YAAAAAY!!!!!

[BoomBakZ]

what if we make some of its ALBUM?

[OliKahn10]

It's amazing! :D

[BoomBakZ]

I can live there and passing my time through listening that music!!!

[dragonbelle33]

thumbs up if after the first 2 seconds u thought thats what it really sounded like

[BoomBakZ]

@dragonbelle33 yeah right

[dragonbelle33]

@BoomBakZ meh. =P

[Roeybros]

I didnt know pulsar had a dj?

[midfielderlegend]

Some people need to get a sense of humour. I teach people about this like this and it made me laugh. Will be using this in my next lecture.

[tibby499]

this has to be the lamest music to represent anythig ... :)

[spiritanimals]

NOT MADE BY A PULSAR!!! A pulsar sound is fuckin scary man!

[S0lidState]

I am afraid of the big vast emptiness of the Universe.

[spongesonic1]

wtf?

[megaman0426]

Weee :D

[Infrared998989989]

Nice

[wacsa]

WHAT THE FUCK!!!! fucking music

[DRPKMH]

Well that was horrible.

[thisismyname1920]

Yea you do relize that one of these things could obliterate out inter solar system in a few seconds

[midfielderlegend]

@thisismyname1920 Bless, And at what website would you be getting this incorrect information from.

[thisismyname1920]

@midfielderlegend Well, im no astronomer, but I do have a hobby in amature astronomy. Its almost common knowlage, Nebulas are huge!!!! Do i need to say more?

[midfielderlegend]

@thisismyname1920 They are huge in terms of humans but in terms of the solar system and its surroundings it hardly registers as being big im afraid. Sorry to burst your bubble.

[thisismyname1920]

@midfielderlegend Well yes, we are microscopic compared to the rest of every thing. Nebulas are pretty darn big though, bigger than our system atleast :)

[Echofromsomewere1]

LOL pulsar autotuned.

[dancertiffy]

All you muslims posting religious propaganda in a science forum---so you think we really care?

You are wasting your time here so take it to a religious forum.

[ChrisLXXII]

Music Horror!!! Take a sound of the real pulstar maybe...

[madamerouge123]

pause right when the pulsar is shining at you, and it is a purple rectangle!

[Shramir]

i straight up thought the intro to that song was the pulsar at first

[madamerouge123]

@Shramir

[Tofy710]

By the heaven, and Al-Tariq (the night-comer, i.e. the bright star); And what will make you to know what Al-Tariq (the night-comer) is?

(It is) the star of piercing brightness;

There is no human being but has a protector over him (or her) (i.e. angels in charge of each human being guarding him, writing his good and bad deeds)

Quran sort Al-Tariq verses: 1-4

[madamerouge123]

@Tofy710

[AnandaRai]

lol

[Currentsphere]

here comes the age of Amstrad II

ding ding midi glory!: D

nice vid)

[dsartjr]

tá me zuando ...

[SavageJim01]

If you were to place an audial representation of a pulsar as it sweeps around and spews its radiation towards earth, would it sound more like "Woosh! Woosh! Woosh!"?

[Andreware]

Probably more than a "woow woow woow," or "oOOOo oOOOo oOOOo," because it would just be getting brighter and then darker. So it would start of quiet and get louder, then get quiet the same way it got louder as the beam went past. There's no effect on air or anything to make the "sh" sound:)

[nocturnezero]

No. We have audio representations of pulsars. They sound just like bumps or clicks.

[madamerouge123]

@nocturnezero

[SavageJim01]

This has to be the lamest music ever to represent a pulsar. Pulsars are extremely powerful celestial bodies, this song makes the represented pulsar look like some toy.

[madamerouge123]

@SavageJim01

[DuxBellorum87]

Yes, the pulsars can be represented either by the sounds of drum machine, or by an everlasting and powerful riff of the electric guitar, nor that fuckin' "music".

[slugfly]

@SavageJim01 What? You've never listened to Fermi before? Try Vega if you're into something a little more upbeat! :D

[heathfiedler]

@SavageJim01 true. needs some hard core metal

[BrAdEnSB666]

@SavageJim01 I'm pretty sure this is the actual sound they make...

[whiteInc14]

this was prob the first music in te history of our world lol

[JuggaloSpore]

How Hilarious If That Was Real

[Curry4King]

this is real... the difference is just that the pulsar rotates at abour 1.800 rpm

[JuggaloSpore]

Well I Know That... I Was Talking About The Sound Its Making

[Curry4King]

oh sorry... my bad^^

[JuggaloSpore]

It's Ok : )

[killallianceftw]

haha the universe has a sense of humor by making subtle music only listenable through waves

[madamerouge123]

@killallianceftw

[Kleetho]

hahahahha fake!

[verycoolful]

fake?

[diamond46807]

lol awesome i guess it was weird too with am llol

[Henzy12345]

Its so happy! :D

[Shadowseeker100]

are you serious you fag

[janfrederikkakharses]

this was related to a video that had the wave patterns of a star put into sound, and first this sounded like that too and then i was like what the...that's some funky star lol

[connberkshire]

the music on this video BLOWS!

[brokeinvestor]

ummm can these gamma rays hit earth and kill us?

[GoochRash]

pulsars don't send out that much gamma radiation, they mostly send out light in the X-ray frequency but thank god for our atmosphere right? particles in our atmosphere grab everything but visible light and some radio waves and keep us save from the other dangerous light waves. If you want to be scared for no reason, look like "Gamma ray bursts" and what they can do to us.