Lightning Sounds from Saturn

This audio clip was created from radio signals received by the radio and plasma wave science instrument on the Cassini spacecraft. The bursty radio emissions were generated by lightning flashes on Saturn and are similar to the crackles and pops one hears on an AM radio during a thunderstorm on Earth. This storm on Saturn occurred on January 23 and 24, 2006. The clip compresses two hours of observations into about 28 seconds. Therefore, every second of the audio clip corresponds to about 4 minutes, 18 seconds.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• cassini
• saturn
• storm

[superpachin]

The aliens are eating popcorn at the Saturn's cinema

[lexhus]

@Spyrall643 Shame it's not called MYANUS

[Spyrall643]

@lexhus I think the "SOUND OF URANUS" would be more appropriate

[lexhus]

Another "Sound from another planet" video.. I'm gonna put my mic to my ass let out a huge fart and call it "SOUND OF JUPITER!!"

[JuiceofVM]

.....yea that sucked....