In the late 1970s, NASA launched two small spacecraft, Voyager I and Voyager II, and sent them through our solar system, past the planets, and then far out into interstellar space.
Voyager 1, now ...
In the late 1970s, NASA launched two small spacecraft, Voyager I and Voyager II, and sent them through our solar system, past the planets, and then far out into interstellar space.
Voyager 1, now the most distant human-made object in the universe, and Voyager 2, close on its heels, continue their ground-breaking journey, studying the region in space where the Sun's influence ends and the dark recesses of interstellar space begin.
The entire Voyager program is considered by many to be the most productive, and certainly the most cost-effective, space program ever. Outer space is filled with all sorts of electronic waves. The two Voyager spacecraft detect these electronic signals and then, with radio transmitters as powerful as a small lightbulb, transmit the signals back to earth, where they are converted to audible sounds.
Yes, I know: electronic waves and energy are not "sound." These sounds were derived and created from the transmitted signals by converting the electronic waves to audible frequency. The resulting sounds are fascinating and haunting.
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these "sounds" from recordings of radiation from the various objects or of electromagnetic interactions of their fields with other phenomena [like solar wind.] while there is no medium for SOUND to effectively propagate in space [i say this because i suppose gases in space may do so, but are limited in area] radiation does occur in frequency ranges including audible sound range. thus, if you play the recording, speakers push the air and it sounds like something. some processing used smooth edges
reminds me of the old aliens movies and dead space video game and i have a question this sounds can be pick up by the human ear or just by electronic devices thks
if u were out in space u wouldnt hear a thing. if u use electronic waves u can hear a lot of things. did u no that if u brought two rocks out into spae and banged them together, u wouldnt hear one thing from it
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and i have a question this sounds can be pick up by the human ear or just by electronic devices
thks