TANMAY BHAT - Nasa Leaked This Audio REACTION!

[@junyounggaming7160]

7:18 , 8:11 To Jaby and For those who doesn't know this .Yess , you are right there is no medium for the sound to travel cuz its vaccume ...but the black hole they showed was in a distance galaxy where the blackhole is surrounded by galactic clouds of hydrogen so yess it is a special case where u can actually hear the sound but the frequency was way too low... nasa took all the data and The audio produced was originally 57 octaves below middle C, which meant the frequency had to be raised 'quadrillions' of times to be heard by human ears.... that's how they got the sound ... have a nice day😊

[@mr.zombzo]

Thanks. I learnt something new... Unless this is fake but I am too lazy to fact check. I'll believe you.

[@junyounggaming7160]

@@mr.zombzo hey i got u , okay ...fair enough

[@pralayaryan]

​@@junyounggaming7160 but even light cant escape black hole , how can sound escape it ?

[@anonymouswanted3686]

@@mr.zombzo actually this is half true about the gas surrounding space objects and half false where he says we can hear sound through the gas . Actually we didnt 'hear' but we "saw" the vibrations in the gasclouds through radio wave telescopes . In signal processing terms everything are basically waves . Any wave can be converted and outputed in any form . so a light wave can be converted and outputed as a sound wave and vice versa . Even MIT engineers have made a highspeed camera that can decode sound in a distant room just by observing the vibrations of specific objects in that room .

[@vancedadder]

Also, just because there is vacuum in space, doesn't mean there are no sounds. Vacuum means that you won't be able to hear anything coz of a lack of medium that's needed for the transmission of sound. You can just use a device that translates the vibrations into actual sound

[@srihariks9269]

6:10 The meme basically refers to the Kohinoor Diamond, which was mined from India and was taken by the British forcefully from a 9 year old king who was scared to go to war. The Kohinoor Diamond is one of the largest diamonds in the world. The diamond is currently set in the Crown of the King.

[@harwindersingh-uf8fk]

That king was maharaja duleep singh ( son of maharaja ranjit singh) and he wasn't scared to go to war but was instead raised by Britishers and they took him to britain to stop any revolutions in punjab

[@toxoreed9334]

6:21 it is a clip from courage the dog and queen is UK's queen stone means kohinoor

[@grimbeast4374]

6:17 Well, the reference is that during colonisation, the British looted a precious diamond, KOHINOOR, which rested on Queen’s crown. India has always asked UK to return it back. That is what took over the twitter when the queen died.

[@bhavyanarang2399]

13:12 yep u can check by pulse you have to be trained in ayurveda for that. You can diagnose any disease by checking pulse and symptoms in ayurveda.

[@rajatram6704]

American☕☕😂

[@devi05]

Looking for this 👍😌

[@aryasrivastava94]

For those interested…@cinedesi the sound in space can’t can’t be heard because you do not have air to bounce off but if you calculate the frequency, you can then artificially generate that sound on earth. Because that essence sound is a frequency in space it does not have a medium calculate the frequency give it a medium in a controlled environment on earth and you can understand what space object makes what kind of noise

[@junyounggaming7160]

@Learningfordummies the black hole at the center of the Perseus galaxy cluster is the black hole they said they got the sound .... actually in that galaxy cluster the black hole is surrounded by galactic clouds .. and it has jets of plasma shooting into space through the hydrogen clouds ,,..now u got a medium whic is gas. A new sonification turns X-ray data of “light echoes” captured by NASA's Chandra and Swift X-ray observatories into sound. but the requency was way too low... nasa took all the data and The audio produced was originally 57 octaves below middle C, which meant the frequency had to be raised 'quadrillions' of times to be heard by human ears.

[@masoodjalal1152]

@@junyounggaming7160 Even if the black holde had galactic clouds around them, the observer is sitting on Earth/Solar System. There has to be clouds from the black hole to Earth, for the vibrations to be heard. But the there arent any clouds that extend to Earth. So we cant hear the sound from that black hole. They might have used other techniques to recreate the sound, but no way is sound travelling from the Black Hole to Earth.

[@junyounggaming7160]

@@masoodjalal1152 no actually they are not literraly hearing those... cuz as u said there is n't anyy medium but the poit is the clouds of hydrogen where the black hole is can feel the vibrartion and can affect the lights ...so by using sonification they actually converted those light datas into sounds and here we go....rest are mentioned above

[@sanjuchauhannn]

14:10 i already knew jaby is going to die after seeing that meme😂

[@jaysoni9568]

also me after seeing that meme 😂😂😂😂

[@aarohiketkar]

It's so good to see Jaby laughing so wholeheartedly.. feels like he doesn't anymore.. take care Jaby 🖤

[@realCauz]

11:49 Some number names in Punjabi language sound similar to some common Punjabi dialects or words. Example: We say 9 as "Nu" in Punjabi but ultimately it sounds like the word "Nooh" or Nuh which literally means daughter in law in Punjabi. 10 as "das" in punjabi lang, Apart from the number name "das", it literally means "tell me" in common conversation in PUNAJBI.

[@ashishsrivastava2920]

Black holes, by their very nature, don't emit sound waves in the traditional sense. Sound waves need a medium, like air or water, to travel through, and space is a vacuum, devoid of any medium for sound to propagate. However, scientists can use a technique called sonification to translate data about black holes into sound. This involves assigning specific sounds to different aspects of the data, such as changes in the intensity or frequency of the radio waves emitted by the black hole. For example, NASA has used sonification to create audio representations of: Light echoes from the black hole V404 Cygni. These echoes are caused by the black hole's gravitational pull distorting the light from a nearby star. By assigning different pitches to different wavelengths of light, scientists were able to create an eerie, otherworldly soundscape.

[@ashishsrivastava2920]

Fascinating..!!

[@randomachi]

What they are likely experiencing is a sonification, where data from other wavelengths, such as X-rays or radio waves, is converted into sound. It's a way to make complex astronomical data more accessible. Keep in mind that you're not hearing actual sounds from space since sound doesn't travel through the vacuum of space. Instead, it's a creative representation based on scientific data.

[@penguinclap8815]

6:12 that's from the famous and eerie cartoon Courage the cowardly dog One of the best in its genre in cartoon

[@tanmaymadan5978]

6:13 The main jewel in the crown of the queen of England is kohinoor(one of if not the most famous diamonds) which the British stole from India so everytime some thing gets posted about the queen there are many people who comment return the diamond

[@hackdroid6515]

@jaby : At 06:10 The stone refers to the Kohinoor diamond - the one the British took from India and have it in their crown jewels. In almost every post about the Queen, the top comments from Indians would be asking to return the stone.

[@TheHarshil91]

7:34 Jaby should be drunk while reacting to Tanmay's videos. Because when he is sober, he starts to do intelligent conversation while reacting to the reaction of funny/dumb memes.

[@vinayak1547]

Yes I was looking for thiss

[@akashparui908]

Jaby's laugh was epic 14:18 😂😂😂😂

[@chitoge7816]

The pictures you see of distant galaxies in space of black holes aren't actual pictures taken from a camera. They are digitally created by doing an analysis of the "recording" of the electromagnetic waves received from that point. It's the same for sound. They record a ton of data of different aspects and turn it into sound on earth. They're pointing a sound recording mic to the blackhole.

[@dnegi100]

The ghost said return the stone, which was scene of famous cartoon character series courage the cowardy dog. Memes showing Rishi sunak pm of Britain called the queen return the stone (famous kohinoor diamond) which looted from India before independent

[@user-cv1jb9xv2p]

7:23 so some of the fast moving things which are close to a black hole, but not too close, form an orbital around it, which is called an accretion disk. These are very hot and things inside it are moving violently, it is turbulent. There are charged particles moving inside. And as we all know moving charges produce a magnetic field. So the accretion disks produce very strong and unstable magnetic fields, which throw material from the inside of the disk. The material is launched as Jetstream at high speeds. These are like pressure waves that hit the surrounding gas and dust, creating ripples of pressure waves. These are very low frequency. Scientists can observe these low frequency waves and get data on that. Now simply they convert this data to audible sound waves. I think it's called sonification, converting pressure waves to audible sound.

[@Asif_Sheikh_]

7:24 😂😂😂 jaby's eye tells everything 😂

[@Thakur_Jay_Singh_banna]

Hi bharbhuti sasur.. Gori mam ghar pe hai ka?!!

[@sardaarji249]

That part about return the stone is about Kohinoor which the british stole from India apparently the Queen also wore it on her crown just wrote this here for Jaby and Company 😂

[@pratyushray853]

The iconic jaby laugh after years 🤣🤣🤣14:18

[@suchanddrama]

okay so this is for Jaby and Vivian that "return the stone" joke on 6:11 is about the prestigious Kohinoor Diamond which is one of the many valuable things that the British stole from India during the Colonization and took back to England and it is now It is part of the Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom. The diamond is currently set in the Crown of Queen Elizabeth.

[@MrBawa14]

@12:00 they were saying english terms, and then to say the Punjabi words for those terms, they were saying Punjabi numbers.. confusing but here's an example that might help. So the Punjabi word for brother is Bayi.. and the punjabi word for the number 22 is also Bayi... Another one.. The Punjabi word for sleep is 'Sau'.. the punjabi word for the number 100 is 'Sau'... The Punjabi word for quick is 'Cheti'.. the Punjabi word for the number 36 is also 'Cheti'.. So 'sleep quickly' becomes Cheti Sau (3600).

[@shifaqureshi5444]

I love how vishal and Vivian had the same reaction 😭 16:05

[@Soham.69]

Lol 5:58 also

[@chronoax]

14:20 this is my first time seeing him laugh like this

[@AshutoshKumar-ol4yt]

How did you get those emojis 😦

[@penguinclap8815]

12:14 all are punjabi words modified a bit to make them sound like hindi numericals

[@amanpatel2582]

It is a microwave which is then converted into sound wave

[@pdas_cgr]

To Jaby, Sound can be travel in that black hole b'coz it is surrounded by gas clouds and sound can propagate through gaseous mediums.

[@utkarshgaikwad]

Bruh The Chandrayaan 2 had captured the flag placed by US in the 60s.

[@maheshkumar66]

The queen and stone joke is about Kohinoor diamond which is with UK. Hey Jaby, that’s why you need Achara if it’s Indian content 😅😅😅

[@vancedadder]

Also Jaby, just because there is vacuum in space, doesn't mean there are no sounds. Vacuum means that you won't be able to hear anything coz of a lack of medium that's needed for the transmission of sound, even though there's still sound there. You can just use a device that translates the vibrations into actual sound

[@niveditkalafitness]

i loved it when you laughed at that terrible accident meme 😅😅

[@anurag123B]

Jaby trying to be a scientist is more hilarious than the reacrion video.😂

[@piyushmajumder4033]

Jaby's laugh reached blackhole

[@keshav5959]

Jaby there are a few ways you can hear sound in space, one possible referring to the sound of black hole is that astronomical masses like black holes contracts and stretches the space itself which when hit your ear drum can create sound or simply like sound waves you can say these are gravitational waves👍👍👍👍

[@YuukiKagurazaka246]

Jaby, do an exclusive video about your ex-girlfriends...I'm sure a lot of people would be interested in hearing that..

[@TKT2024]

dayumm u just said thaaat

[@gautamramchandani1406]

bro didn't hesitate

[@YuukiKagurazaka246]

@stanning17 Nah, I would love to hear it, and a lot of people would too.. 😅

[@swatisaini6447]

​@@YuukiKagurazaka246he made one many years ago

[@varunchhabra497]

It has to be a multiple videos….. Because KZbin has a maximum limit of 12 hours video..

[@jaynagrecha3792]

And Jaby is backkk, bbaybeyyyy!!! So good to see him again!

[@arch391]

Whole space is not vacuum Jaby.

[@soumayashah9273]

Rishi Sunak is the british prime minister Jaby. He is the son in law of an Indian billionaire and is a hindu running the UK

[@Lord_Rainbow]

If I recall correctly According to what Neil Tyson said they converted the gravitational waves or radio waves from the black hole to the sound waves on computer somehow that’s the gist of it. I’m a science enthusiast like you Jabs.

[@rahulgoyal2975]

Hritik is grooving on the new beats and cine Desi is here

[@vedants.vispute77]

I like people doubting scientific theories and experiments (like Moon landings) having no knowledge about how its done.. They look funny to guys who know it😊

[@shreyanshonyoutube]

honestly i for some reason was pissed off every time she mentioned something like we never went to the moon, completely disregarding all the efforts put by thousands of people.

[@penguinclap8815]

21:02 Ishant Sharma face 😂😂

[@MrPanda-sw4lf]

Celestial bodied release a certain type of low natural frequency which are caught and sped up to listen to them

[@pratikdharanep.d.8938]

Watched all ur tanmay bhat reactions yesterday...past reactions n didn't realise ur current Tanmay bhat video was 32 muns ago Just 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@creedforgreed8080]

I want tanmay to react them someday 😂

[@grimbeast4374]

13:15 thats actually a thing, idk about present times, but used to be quite common in rural india especially earlier

[@kalpanaarora7214]

8:24 "It's a frequency thing"... Bang on

[@lalitpatel4992]

Jaby's intro is always best😂

[@penguinclap8815]

7:25 pretty sure it has something to do with the frequencies Like analysing them Decoding them? Sound waves can't travel in space But sure can be created

[@dhamisahil5844]

They change electromagnetic waves into sound waves

[@pranav3999]

Sound is electromagnetic in nature in space. You can't hear it cuz of its high frequency.... So sound does exist but just energy waves

[@lattika5939]

At 6:21 The return the stone joke abt queen is related to Kohinoor in UK which was stolen by British from India

[@Berserker-25]

She is so cool. I liked that

[@Gautam7721]

6:20 they are talking about Kohinoor diamond

[@sripriyas1217]

After a long time jaby koay 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@iliketurtles9719]

Black sound is just a ripple in space time because because black hole curves and bends space time so much

[@animemania99]

in space the terrestrial objects like planets, stars , black hole do not make sound they release certain frequency which later converted into sound

[@LilacPeony3088]

13:25 mins I get your point Jabi but think ancient time method when there was no modern tool for check pregnancy and it's pretty common in India , china and probably other Asian countries also.

[@Gautam7721]

Flat Earth 😂

[@GauravThakur-ps8et]

😂😂

[@Allahbkl_420]

Surah taha - 53 [It is He] who has made for you the earth as a bed [spread out] and inserted therein for you roadways and sent down from the sky, rain and produced thereby categories of various plants

[@007Saad007]

​@@Allahbkl_420no mention of a flat earth 😊

[@007Saad007]

@@user-ne1lg1ss9m yeah you're right, Earth is actually flat according to Qur'an. I was too blind to see the truth earlier. Thanks for opening my eyes. 😭

[@Allahbkl_420]

@@Maha-Rudra bhai ye translation tumhare hi scholars ne ki hai 😂 kisi hindu ya jews ne nahi ki hai aur arabic mei bhi same hi likha hai.

[@pranavjadhav18]

❤❤❤ 21:51

[@vanibajaj3245]

jaby has started wearing a kada now?😂 (the bracelet/bangle worn by punjabis)

[@Chiron-16m]

Actually black hole sound cant be heard outright by ears since its in form of plane waves of gravitation and same for most of it

[@captaindelta43]

1:16 Its a good DAY when Jaby is with VIVIAN DAY 😂 6:24 The day queen of England died . So stone is kohinoor 7:18 Very much short explanation , curious mind goggle it Under some circumstances, yes sound can travel in vaccum (which is not absolute but close enough) but that frequency has to be detected and upscalled like a billion or more times to even get detected by human ears . 14:10 I think we all expected jaby to get absolutely wasted laughing on this meme

[@nullvoid12]

Sound waves cannot travel through vacuum but vibrations in the form of gravitational waves can. Then scientists just need to convert those into sound waves.

[@nullvoid12]

You're so smart

[@ripme3038]

Sound needs a medium to propogate but light doesn't need a medium to propogate. Vacuum is term for no medium(particles).

[@abhii0077]

we convert gravitational waves into sound so that we can hear it

[@pranjalbhowmik8656]

Here for the explanation of how can the black hole playing my playlist?

[@Sukoon_Ki_Aur]

So Jaby, everything that's happening around the black hole has a sound but it can't travel as sound wave due to the void. But it travels like in the forms.. that is radiations of different spectrum. This spectrum are captured and analysed to hear how it may sound.

[@FlashFictionFilms-s6p]

6:11 they are talking about kohinoor diamond whis is there in crown of queen

[@naveedahmed1827]

That kidnapping Surprise clip was dangerous just imagine a guy with a gun saw this and decided to help her what then

[@nothingpersonal-]

6:16 That meme was about Kohinoor Diamond which the British forcefully took from India during pre-independence era and now every Indian is like give our stone back 😂😂😂😂

[@shadestorm3995]

celestial objects emit all kinds of readiation like radiowaves, xrays etc... its captured through a device and converted into digital audio using something like a mux/demux like any physical sound waves are converted.. I think 😅

[@adi_1o1]

Yes and no for sound stuff.. Every object which is not at absolute zero temperatures do vibrate.. We humans could hear the sound of an vibrating object which gets coupled through a medium which we call it sound of an object. Even without a medium we can predict the object and it's vibrations as we can still get information of the object through EM waves. Also, these synthetic black holes sounds are distorted to put them into interesting human audio frequency range. Chances are these sounds are distorted or selective in nature and not the raw vibration data.

[@TheTechPill]

6:15 Queen of england

[@imdiyu]

Capricorn One is an awesome movie.

[@amanchaudhary3340]

This girl needs to watch Corridor Crew's breakdown of moon landing. Maybe it will help her realize important things.

[@parthasaikia7497]

Wow how did I got here so fast today😂😂

[@ms.m666]

That Ryan Gosling joke was made before or am i getting Déjà Vu? 🤕

[@anything_makers]

Everyone busy in black hole theory, me focusing on the link figure in back😁

[@cosmos1487]

8:10 that's not sound coming out that's electromagnetic waves coming out from Interstellar space Scientists converts that wavelength to wavelength for vibrations and hence we can hear it Which means the sounds are not exactly literally to be taken But rather the sound shows relation of constant radio burst coming from those celestial bodies it's just that we sense those radio burst through ear as a sound rather than sesing it via other means That is various frequencies are convertible, which means we can convert the frequencies at which humans can see to frequency for sound(frequency for light converted to frequency for sound) I dont know if i am correct but this is just my guess

[@3alET]

damn, i like her

[@nandinisharma1795]

Vivian somehow reminds me of the fox in Kung fu panda 4.....

[@babulsingh7521]

8:17 Electromagnetic waves

[@Alfa_things]

14:18

[@antoniistark16]

React to "Mom" The guys that didn't watch it yet.

[@zorrohere]

They record frequency like radio waves and other which human can't hear and yes they travel long distance through vacuum of space later they convert it to audible sound, but in reality you won't hear any sound near black hole in the vacuum of space, you need some median.

[@EREN_001-c7x]

To Jaby and For those who doesn't know this .Yess , you are right there is no medium for the sound to travel cuz its vaccume ...but the black hole they showed was in a distance galaxy where the blackhole is surrounded by galactic clouds of hydrogen so yess it is a special case where u can actually hear the sound but the frequency was way too low... nasa took all the data and The audio produced was originally 57 octaves below middle C, which meant the frequency had to be raised 'quadrillions' of times to be heard by human ears.... ......!!!that's how they got the sound ........!!!!!!!!

[@skk7152]

It's not pulsar it's quasar

[@Theshashwatmishra]

Look at jaby Ignoring Hrithik stuffs🤣Not done

[@priyanshsharma1744]

When you check the pulse of a *pregnant woman* you hear baby pulse as well If the baby is old enough to have a heart

[@orange.141]

6:13 he's asking queen Elizabeth to return Kohinoor diamond. i think its about that

[@brushankpatra3954]

Please tell me what you’re doing with your hair, Jaby

[@ashifaction]

Yes...how did they come back?

[@talkingdrops]

jaby f uped my astronomy classes

[@sudikshakatariya867]

In space, there is no air or medium for sound waves to propagate in the traditional sense we experience on Earth. Sound requires a medium, like air, water, or solid materials, to carry the vibrations from a source to our ears. However, in astrophysics, scientists use the term "sound" metaphorically when referring to pressure waves or oscillations in certain cosmic structures, like galaxy clusters. These are not sound waves in the audible sense but rather variations in density and temperature that can be observed through different forms of radiation, such as X-rays. When researchers sonify data from these cosmic structures, they map the variations in temperature, density, or other properties to sound parameters for human interpretation. The sonification process doesn't involve the actual propagation of sound waves through a medium; instead, it's a way to represent complex data in a form that can be audibly analyzed and interpreted.

[@cocomelon1396]

13:24 no way to determine pregnancy from pulse 😂. Resting heart rate could be elevated due to several reasons.

[@penguinclap8815]

20:06 that's why that tune is so hard My favourite but hard very hard😢

[@meetrayjadhav]

6:11 the Queen Elizabeth had the Kohinoor diamond which belongs to India. So Indians was asked on Twitter to return that diamond which was stolen from India after the death.