The Sounds of Space: A sonic adventure to other worlds

A collaboration with the podcast Twenty Thousand Hertz: 20k.org
Soundtrack: melodysheep.ba... | Space is more than just a feast for the eyes. It’s a feast for the ears. You just have to know where -- and when -- to look.
Floating in the silent void of space are trillions of islands of sound, each with their own sonic flavor -- some eerily familiar, some wildly different than Earth’s. And even space itself was once brimming with sound.
This short film takes you on a journey back in time and to the edge of our solar system and beyond, to discover what other worlds of sound are lurking beyond Earth's atmosphere. You won't believe your ears :)
Hear the sounds directly:
Sounds of the Early Universe: www.jpl.nasa.g...
Venera 14 audio: • This Is What The Surfa...
Perseverance audio: mars.nasa.gov/...
Titan wind audio: www.esa.int/Sc...
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Adapted from the "Space Remix" episode of Twenty Thousand Hertz
[20k.org/subscribe]
Narrated by Dallas Taylor
Visuals, Music & Sound Design by Melodysheep (John D. Boswell)
Written by Kevin Edds (Twenty Thousand Hertz)
and John D. Boswell
Casey Emmerling: Story Editor
Sound Mix & Additional Sound Design: Defacto Sound [defactosound.com]
Guest Voices:
Dr. Lori Glaze, Planetary Science Division Director, NASA
Dr. Keith Noll, Planetary Astronomer, Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA
Dr. Scott Guzewich, Research Astrophysicist, NASA
Special Thanks:
Juan Benet
Morrison Waud
Rowdy Jansen
Matthew Brown
Made possible by supporters on Patreon: / melodysheep
Thanks to my $50+ Patrons:
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And big thanks also to my $10+ patrons -- there are too many to list in the description! Here's the full list: www.dropbox.co...
Peace and love,
melodysheep

[@melodysheep]

I collabed with one of my favorite podcasts, Twenty Thousand Hertz, to make this short film adapted from their episode on space. I've linked to the sounds directly in the description if you were distracted by the music or VO. my bad! Enjoy the ride my friends. Any questions for me?

[@zainarbani]

Dude, THANKS :)

[@Avery_YTPMV]

Nope, but this is amazing

[@curousity]

Why are you

[@GPickle32]

Yes, how long do these videos take to render?

[@a17waysJackinn]

what software to created this, as always, lol..

[@StudyMD]

I can’t believe I didn’t pay for this video. This seems like something I would watch at IMAX

[@GautamNarse]

Exactly beautiful creation

[@happy1288]

IKR

[@Liucius_]

Hey Mdprospect i love your channel. Your study with me videos help me alot for my final exam

[@dachelka6784]

TOTALLY

[@scientiaestpotentia2007]

Straight speaking facts

[@ScorpoYT]

We should take a moment to appreciate the fact that we are on the perfect planet

[@VoidLantadd]

Earth could be hell for some alien species. Earth is perfect for us because we evolved on it.

[@waldo3oo2]

Religion has entered the chat

[@adiyn_]

@@VoidLantadd not really, it couldn't be hell for other aliens, like in movies, since there is no life without enough oxygen/azot/hydrogen and anything that is composing our breathable air and without water, with minerals in it, so technically what they are saying is correct, any living being in the universe could live on earth, maybe not everywhere like us, it can be underwater, close to vulcanos, or even in mountains. i might be wrong so if you want to correct me it'll be appreciated since my english sucks and i'm not good at science :')

[@VoidLantadd]

@@adiyn_ there could be a species that breathes a gas that isn't common on Earth, and so they would suffocate in Earth's atmosphere. Or perhaps they evolved in a different atmospheric pressure, and wouldn't function on Earth. There are plenty of ways Earth could be hell for alien life. Another one featured in Mass Effect, depending on how life works on their planet, all plants and animals on Earth might be toxic for them to eat.

[@adiyn_]

@@VoidLantadd i see

[@AKSebi2]

Thank you for existing Melodysheep

[@dhruvmaslekar]

His videos are arguably the best on KZbin

[@tylnozcn27]

@@dhruvmaslekar and with the best production quality

[@grugamersriseup7299]

@@tylnozcn27 this is literally better than any movie I’ve ever watched

[@Aryan-rx9rl]

@@dhruvmaslekar yep

[@Aryan-rx9rl]

@@grugamersriseup7299 then you obviously haven't watched any good movies.

[@its_nozie1439]

This is one documentary that didn't need background music, interferes with the planetary sounds

[@isirlasplace91]

I agree. Very distracting

[@Gibbs2Go]

Was going to comment this but I’ll let you take the credit 😉

[@eksdee2170]

Literally

[@petronadevelopment]

no it’s perfect

[@magnusbane420]

they also do not convey sounds other than spoken language in the captions - extremely disappointing, especially since the style of captions seemed promising

[@JoeH_2]

“These are the first sounds ever created..” *synthesizers intensify*

[@Tristamus]

Yeah seriously. Stupid. And then he continues to speak.

[@aidanLVbeats]

yeah i didn’t like that part lol

[@dat_chip]

That's exactly where I stopped the video. The synth pad sounds in the video are great. The science... not so much.

[@suedenim6590]

@@dat_chip You're being a prick, this is free content that's pretty much incomparable quality wise, give melody sheep a break and remember to give your loved ones a break from you on a regular basis, prick

[@adude3186]

@@suedenim6590 Well said

[@ZaddyStarvin]

Bro imagine your just sleeping and you hear the sun roaring

[@laurelcook9078]

We’d be used to it. It wouldn’t bother us.

[@gonesol_aero5215]

Imagine even falling asleep then

[@sofiabravo1994]

It be like a white noise or roar 😅

[@woadblue]

To be fair he said it would be as loud as a jackhammer. We wouldn't hear it at all from Earth to the center of the solar system...

[@noobscoopsies1100]

@@laurelcook9078 now imagine Suddenly we all can hear the sun...

[@REDSIDEofficial]

I can’t believe that you have just 2 GPUs, and you render all this scenes in 4K 🔥

[@williamwebb8913]

And yet here I am, watching this at 240p

[@shivarghabhattacharya8796]

@@williamwebb8913 lol

[@redthunder6183]

Pppffffftt 2 gpus? I’ve still got ma trusty GT 710 because it’s impossible to get rid of atm

[@usecoperator1270]

@@williamwebb8913 i feel you

[@hrithikkhemani3230]

Flex much haha 😄. I'm just watching in 1440p put 60fps

[@leechion2933]

Jesus I didnt know there was music going through other planet's atmospheres 24/7. Sounds awesome

[@leechion2933]

@@Deleted_user6969 You must not get sarcasm, Manuel.

[@SAM-bv2nn]

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[@Op3ium_]

For real

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@@Deleted_user6969 r/woooosh with 4 o's

[@Krakyy]

@@Deleted_user6969 cringe

[@sinister3921]

The fact that this guy makes these things for free is absolutely mind boggling

[@GMoney03]

I know, right? I’m super grateful he does though. These videos are always so interesting and unique

[@velno2494]

laughs in unskipable ad

[@Dingosilver57]

It's even better than that, dozens if not hundreds of people all decided to pay so that he could do this full time, even knowing they would see it for free later anyway. Not only is Melodysheep not choosing to charge people for it, but those that are paying for it anyway also wouldn't have it any other way, and that's amazing to me.

[@uranus9791]

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[@TheBioneer]

A true artist

[@TheBioneer]

So insanely cool! Everything about this is epic

[@cubical3]

Agreed!

[@flabagaster7218]

I see you like other science things m8

[@josephjoe2986]

Biioneeer

[@alexr5118]

Love your vids bro 👍

[@ItsAshlxy]

Underrated comment

[@ex5ist180]

can’t imagine what “Life beyond 3” would be like

[@ch3rry75]

I expect it to be awesome 😌😌

[@AverageAlien]

godly as usual

[@breeduffy4825]

It would probably be about alien wars.

[@AtmosphereHaven]

@@breeduffy4825 “in search for giants” I don’t think so lol, but maybe.

[@spirules6131]

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[@阿里是神的守护者]

One of the best documentaries I've seen This documentary gives you a different feeling about the universe, making everything you know about the universe is just nothing

[@cthuhlureigns4179]

Shoutout to the guy who went back to the Big Bang to record the first sounds ever created

[@spirules6131]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jam8eWh5jcejj6M

[@Mars-pc8zl]

It wasn't just any guy. It was Rick Sanchez.

[@lyly_lei_lei]

@@Mars-pc8zl Rick Sanchez is Queen Elizabeth II confirmed?

[@Mars-pc8zl]

I think no, Queen Elizabeth II was just alive as the universe started, Rick gave birth to her. Hence her name being Elizabeth

[@donzanz9001]

I lolled..

[@daisyelizabeth5462]

that shot of the little astronaut falling through jupiter was both enrapturing and absolutely horrifying. it’s silly but i find the gas giants to be terrifying, the idea that you could just sink and sink to the center and never get out makes my skin crawl. it reminds me of the sensation i get when i look at water, i could just sink to the bottom and never be found again. i dunno man, you just tapped into a very specific and outlandish fear of mine-

[@kyriosbernardo3158]

I have that exact feeling when I look up to the sky, especially at night. Just the thought that stars are billions and billions of light years away and that we are just floating in space…..weird feelings man.

[@goji5887]

I understand the fear of gas planets, but water? Unless you already drowned, you would be buoyant on the surface, not just sink down indefinitely

[@johnsonnwastaken6264]

This is known as the call of the void

[@No.02496]

@@goji5887 I mean, phobias exist

[@FantasticExplorers]

Palpatine: GGGGOOOOOOOOODDDDD

[@User-1543]

“These are the first sounds ever heard” intense music louder than anything else

[@Jack_The_Ripper_Here]

That was the sound first ever heard The music

[@raziasultana5222]

The piano on mars would sound like a dream, ICONIC. Edit: Woah ive never gotten this many likes, 40 was the highest i ever got.

[@raziasultana5222]

The murky depths of neptune also sounded extremely COOL.

[@dansay6709]

Sounds like Westworld

[@spirules6131]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jam8eWh5jcejj6M

[@Kluane09]

What if we had farted on mars....what do u think it would sound like? 😂

[@yveglitch9154]

@Nikki CH would be the First Venusian Fart sound ever created 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂☺️😂🤣

[@Weirdandwonderfull19]

My only criticism for this is the music playing in the background. It would be amazing to hear the sounds from other planets without the music overpowering them.

[@Jonas-c9t]

When there were sounds of the planets, they didnt play music. They only filled the parts with music where they didn't play sounds of the planets... you underestimate how important good usage of music is for these videos

[@mitchellt.b3714]

@@Jonas-c9t nah bro but if it is dead quiet at least let it be quiet, makes it so much more real when you hear like methane falls and nitrogen winds n shit

[@Jonas-c9t]

@@mitchellt.b3714 i dont recall seeing any scene where music was actually played over any planetary sounds do you have a timestamp for that

[@Nanje]

@@Jonas-c9t like literally rhe whole video. I am at 10:53 (mars) and that have not stopped playing background music. And at jupiter after mars. Again only background music.

[@Jonas-c9t]

@@Nanje ok ur right thats annoying

[@Arsenic71]

I just absolutely LOVE melodysheep's videos, they really convey the wonders of the universe, they tell us our own role in the grand scheme of things and most of all, they look and sound absolutely fascinating. We only understand about 5% of the universe but those 5% are already amazing, terrifying, interesting, jaw-dropping and wonderful. Thank you for all your hard work making these videos and even more, for sharing them with us!

[@connycontainer9459]

5% ? Where is that number from ? Or better, who pulled that out of his arse ?

[@Arsenic71]

@@connycontainer9459 5% of the universe is visible matter, i.e. stuff made of the particles we know, the Standard Model. Then there is dark matter, we have no idea what it is made of, but we know it interacts via gravity and about 3/4 of the universe is Dark Energy, which is responsible for the accelerated expansion of the universe. Right now we don't even have the slightest idea what that really is. It's common knowledge that we only understand a tiny fraction of the universe and "traditional matter" (i.e. stuff we understand) only makes about 5-6% of everything there is.

[@Annie-mk8gq]

I just wanted to comment that this video led to a lot of opportunities in my life and I can't thank you all enough for it. It inspired me to start my own space project which lead to me seeking out professors and talking to my local university...this made so many connections for me as I researched my project which eventually turned into a light spectrum project and is now multiple months later an art project about the cassini mission. I got a front window display downtown in my city and will be presenting in a few weeks.

[@malavikaganesh9970]

Damn, wow! It's done?

[@Annie-mk8gq]

@@malavikaganesh9970 yep!! I ended up donating it to my local planetarium

[@ambertrapp3224]

@@Annie-mk8gq you have a lot of motivation. Tell me where you get the time?

[@hyunsua6531]

Wishing you good luck for a better humanity

[@kass_G59]

Dude that’s so cool!! Good job 👏🏼

[@davidandadamplaygamesphelp3601]

Gotta love how they play high pitched music and talk over the actual sounds. Good job guys.

[@smokeypillow]

LOL ikr. I'm surprised this video doesn't have more dislikes

[@yzhpoi]

If that were a movie, it would have got an Oscar for best soundmix.

[@Cosmicmorales]

Facts.

[@brunoborma]

No it sure wouldn't. Music and space sounds blend together in a confusing way. Not really informative in that sense.

[@gustavotindido8290]

or SoundDesign

[@Pos3id0n.]

That Martian piano sequence really made me tear up, especially since I can pretty easily conceive of a future where humans bring their music to another planet for the and how absolutely incredible of an experience it would be

[@xyz7572]

He’s put mood-music and sound effects over everything, so no, that’s not what a piano would sound like on Mars.

[@freezingcathedral]

we bring slayer to mars. angel of deaaaaaaaaaaaaaath.

[@ImABigTumor]

@@xyz7572 obviously he did 😂 you want him to go to mars and play the piano cause who’s gonna do that.

[@0kayArt]

It feels like I just watched a movie. I loved every second of this. Really interesting stuff.

[@felixklenner342]

No i won't look it now. This peace of art has to be celebrated and shown on a big screen.

[@monab6415]

Yeah! you are right. I always watch his videos by casting it in a big screen or TV.

[@Deybtw1]

Who loves earth and love space and love nature

[@starkerrobert]

same

[@Matt0sh]

Exactly I'm downloading 4k to watch on tv

[@urbanshadow777]

About to send this to my 4k hdr Samsung.

[@Michigan1985]

"listen to the wind from this far distant planet/moon" - blares music in my ear.

[@spirules6131]

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[@red.4712]

you seriously couldnt hear it? lol

[@Menderino]

@@red.4712 What a slowpoke troll lmao. Many people are complaining about the fact that the music like almost suffocates every sound they introduce

[@rasseodestiny8819]

Narrator: Listen to these unique sounds on these planets. Me trying to listen to sounds that are happening on other planets. *Music intensifies* Music: you can't have that! Now listen to me.

[@sirdandan8151]

right? "sounds of space" *blaring music keeps getting louder every time you try to hear*

[@frogy420]

How can I hear Mars if you’re freaking blaring Music

[@jameshughdalton]

"these are the sounds of the early universe" Proceeds to play orchestral string over said sound.

[@deeya3451]

Ugh I hated it. The video is about space sounds and the whole video had background sounds all over.

[@laurar6915]

Lol, true. I got confused….

[@kavyakakumanukavyaa]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@pamthespam6964]

Some sounds are in the description

[@williamwolfstein6170]

@°•-beauty subliminals-•° Yeah, don't ask me how, just search and find the ways they use, if you are really, really curious, then just buy the equipments and try yourself, but i warn you, will take several years and you probably have to study a lot

[@irahmica5096]

Whenever I feel depressed, I just search videos about the outer space and alien worlds so I can have existential crisis instead.

[@P.P.13]

Smart

[@spirules6131]

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[@Alt0001]

@Caio César solution is to stop watching that "stuff" (probably a censored word)

[@Alt0001]

@Zion the lion Proper grammar please so I can understand you.

[@moritzrossbroich]

This makes me feel small and great, relevant and meaningless, intelligent and unknowing, human and alien all at the same time.

[@JSp4wN]

Well said. I agree 100%.

[@under8657]

I agree too.

[@becca53444]

I used to think you could hear the sun sizzle in the summertime when I was a kid. Turns out, it was cicadas making that sound. That blew my mind.

[@maria-melek]

Bruh 💀 Dont worry though, I used to think that after people died, their coffins would be pulled up by tight ropes in the sky, and then they would rest in peace and get to heaven 🤣

[@The_ZeroLine]

@@maria-melek That IS what happens. Not sure where you’re getting your information.

[@davecrupel2817]

@@maria-melek lmao 😂

[@pjcaradoc]

I used to think that cooling towers were cloud factories.

[@itsRabbitSeasonYo]

@@pjcaradoc I used to think hot women don't fart. I was heartbroken when I learned otherwise.

[@PhysicsPolice]

Another absolute masterpiece! Thank you for your tireless effort to inject some cosmic perspective into our ears. This is my drug. At the end 19:00 you could have edged us even longer with the silent zoom out. What a brilliant exclamation point at the end of this sonic tour: silence!

[@Momo5775]

16:07 "What you are hearing is incredible." I'm sure it is. Too bad the music prevent us from actually hearing it.

[@jazmingaviria3106]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@peg9038]

Was looking for this comment lol

[@mellinedhel]

The guy couldn't stop talking, either. What's the point of the video if we can't really listen?

[@markabhassan8405]

Exactly, too much talking and music

[@dmalina4676]

Yup. Stop the music. They should make a video only with the sound. I i wanted to listen to orchestra i would have search for it

[@flightdoc9087]

Venus: "If you can imagine something between air and water, it's like that" Me: swipes through the air like a cat

[@patrik8564]

I came here faster than the sunlight reaches our Earth, to watch and listen another masterpiece

[@dannyboots]

So faster than 8 minutes and 20 seconds?

[@mariamahq3742]

Thanks for the video, but you hardly let the original sounds play. Your narration and background music took over most of the time.

[@blooddrunk4957]

"What you're hearing now are those actual sounds" *Proceeds to play music over the sounds*

[@amershaqra4617]

you are right the huge amount of overlapping music ruined the experience for me

[@LongPlay4u]

Interesting parts of this video: 00:00 Intro 04:12 The Nature of Sound [Dr. Keith Noll, NASA] 05:56 Mercury [atmospheric pressure: ~NIL, Speed of sound: ~NIL] 06:55 Venus [atmospheric pressure: 93x Earth's, speed of sound: ~410 m/s] 08:19 Human voice in Venus [Venutian Atmosphere] 09:17 Mars [atmospheric pressure: 0.6% Earth's, speed of sound: ~240 m/s] 11:08 Human voice in Mars [Martian Atmosphere] 12:31 Jupiter [atmospheric pressure: variable, speed of sound: variable] 13:55 Saturn/Uranus/Neptune [atmospheric pressure: variable, speed of sound: variable] 14:31 Human voice in Saturn 14:40 Human voice in Neptune 14:57 Pluto [atmospheric pressure: ~0.00001x Earth's, speed of sound: unknown] 15:40 Titan [atmospheric pressure: 1.5x Earth's, speed of sound: ~194 m/s] 16:40 Sound and light in the space 17:33 Earth 18:45 Sound escape from Earth 19:33 Credits

[@ehsanulislam5126]

It should be pinned.

[@esciveta5507]

самый тонкий

[@boba_brainrot]

thanks, ya legend

[@areyoulostbabygirl1825]

So true

[@areyoulostbabygirl1825]

Ehsanul Islam so true

[@candycoloredprotagonist]

To all the human beings who collaborated to make this masterpiece, you have my respect

[@hydratedfurby]

videos like this make me appreciate and be thankful that i have the ability to hear and for noise canceling headphones to drown out the horrors

[@ladygenesis]

The piano scene on Mars was beautiful. Well done to whoever editted this and amazing job on the sound design! 🤩🤩

[@spotthedutchie5722]

That's not good editing. A guy went to Mars and played a piano

[@lhp6617]

They sent John cena

[@zlpatriot11]

@@lhp6617 Nah, they sent Chuck Norris.

[@charbelkh8711]

I played piano there they caught me

[@cinnamoncoffee7382]

I am crying tears of pure joy and awe. This was spectacular, thank you so much for bringing this to a free platform

[@satnus3388]

@Orbán Viktor Mihály What's wrong with it being Russian?

[@xyz7572]

I mean it’s mostly mood-music over everything, so you can’t even really hear anything “real” in this video

[@satnus3388]

@@xyz7572 I'd say his voice was the one blocking the Cosmic Sounds.

[@nicholasbotz684]

every one of these videos is like a love letter to our universe and its beautiful mysteries.

[@jungum4734]

How did you manage to put a grand piano on Mars? Truly impressive.

[@andynilsennot4329]

its called “CGI”, bro

[@ks___]

@@andynilsennot4329 no dude, its called a joke

[@davidflitcroft7101]

Hey! The USA can use a sky crane for that... but maybe a mini-receiver would suffice.

[@ladycm10]

From the narration to animation... this one is perfect and mind-blowing! This is the BEST video that I watched here on youtube!!!

[@graelonsalvador2248]

And the sound!

[@ItsAshlxy]

Underrated comment

[@Themad1e]

This video is AMAZING i can feel my heart bounding so loud

[@Courtneyemily91]

The ending was so surreal. I've watched it several times; floating away from the Earth's surface into total silence with our gigantic planet right in front of us. It's just crazy to know there's literally zero sound outside of these planets.

[@dirkauditore8413]

Whuts ur favorite planet other than Earth

[@xleepree]

saturn 🪐

[@dancexcrazier19]

@salahsaloohy5081 absolutely same, that planet is the coolest planet I’ve ever seen. Oh man, what I’d give to see it with my own eyes!! 😍

[@yummyyumyumy]

@@dancexcrazier19mine are TrES-2b, Gliese 436b and HD 189733 b

[@avinashpradhan1020]

I only wanted to hear the sound of space and not the huge background music 😢

[@jocelynamado1351]

I can`t tell you how many times I've watched this video.. I even put it on to study .. I absolutely love everything about it!!!!

[@littlesamm03]

This was like one of those things you'd go see at disney world or at like a museum. and it would have the air blow on us to add affect or certain smells.

[@sagarrawal5195]

after mars I have seen everything here in my dreams too , just as magical and beautiful, I went to my childhood dreams when i saw those beautiful gas clouds of Jupiter

[@giovanicastellani1545]

Sound as we understand is so unbelievable rare, yet it is abundant right here within this thin blanket of atmosphere. God is great

[@AntonGermanReal]

there is no god

[@giovanicastellani1545]

@@AntonGermanReal correct, there is no god but there is God

[@AntonGermanReal]

@@giovanicastellani1545 there is no God or god

[@cuTiecaTnSINGER]

Amen

[@chimedemon]

“You’re hearing the first sounds ever created” you know, I’d really love to hear it if the sci fi music wasn’t blasting. Take it from Ghibli’s Miyazaki... you do not need to have music every moment of a film or a video, ESPECIALLY for something like this where we want to actually hear the sounds untainted by talking or music WHILE they’re fucking playing. I don’t know, pet peeve.

[@the.n.1]

yes exactly what i was thinking, and i was going to comment it too, i also found it annoying how this is one of the only videos where a narrator speaks a lot, his other videos have very little narration and are mostly text / music

[@SavoieChrisH73]

Same.

[@charm8568]

Literally

[@spirules6131]

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[@TheGrimReaper19]

@@spirules6131 rickroll?

[@satvikvarun6386]

Wish Black holes, quasars, supernovas & gravitational waves were included

[@lost2weeks245]

Why would gravitational waves make a sound

[@marcustrevor1883]

@@lost2weeks245 Causes your eardrum to resonate due to the stretching of spacetime. He alludes to it in "a time-lapse of the future"

[@therickfernandes]

@@lost2weeks245 kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3WXmq2rebKIh6M Go to 14:00 of that vídeo that I linked, there is the explanation...

[@Space-Audio]

What? No plasma waves? *sniff*

[@isaiahsteele3767]

Nooooooooo the sound from the big bang was scary enough by itself

[@Timecop1983]

Wow, i didn't know orchestras were created during the big bang! They sound old, but i didn't know they were THAT old!!

[@marcelinonassif4287]

this is one of my top 5 channels... One because, I really really really love science... Second because this is the most beautiful thing I've ever see and heard in my life. I always wanted to know the sound of the planet in our solar system look like.... this is AMAZING

[@exoservedmecoffee1036]

This is the best KZbin video to ever exist. It's literally a movie at this point. Thank you for all the work you've put into this. We truly appreciate it♡

[@Hanna-dq8ce]

Have you watched the journey to the end of time? The video

[@nidraque]

@@Hanna-dq8ce that's one of my fav vid on youtube. Come back to it from time to time. good to know there are others who feel the same

[@Hanna-dq8ce]

@@nidraque me too!

[@SpaceCinemaYT]

The quality of this video is so insane, it feels illegal to watch it for free…

[@Erazon]

feeling bad for people who are not able hear this beauty and appreciate our gift 🎁😭

[@Amon-ht7po]

That piano on Mars sounded so good. Wish there were Covers like this.

[@Followtheflowers]

Came here for the meditation music, stayed for the cinematography and epic script.

[@quantumastrophysics7538]

Melodysheep: The sound of space. Me: The sound of Quality Content and Amazement. (Clicks the Video instantly)

[@aubreyyy1213]

Shout out to cameraman, was able to record the sounds and travel millions of light years away to help us learn all of this

[@hindustanimapper]

Omg so original!

[@storypaths6]

I'm adding an item to my list of things I'm grateful for: that sound doesn't travel in space. I'll put it on the list right next to friction.

[@Robbie-pc1dl]

0:01 Start 1:17 The Big Bang 2:37 Sun 4:02 Sounds of Space 4:34 Helium Compared to Sulfur Hexafluoride 5:54 Mercury 6:56 Venus, looks cool from a far distance 9:19 Mars 12:35 Jupiter 13:55 Saturn 14:03 Uranus 14:09 Neptune 14:58 Pluto and Charon 15:49 Saturn’s moon titan 17:26 Life on Earth

[@KSA-gq7kl]

Thanks mate

[@barbaracartwright468]

Thank you!

[@dhruvmaslekar]

Get this man more subscribers... Man is producing stuff of the highest quality

[@Kilroy_2]

7:51 Sculk Sensor sound from minecraft. I just can't unhear it now.

[@matthewboire6843]

I hear it

[@MayorDoWell]

Fr

[@cinna_to4st_waff1es]

​@@matthewboire6843 ugh a furry 🤮🤡

[@minu_]

"to be clear, you'd pretty much die anywhere but here" *doesn't mark The Sun* I guess I can survive on the surface of the Sun now

[@junnrhillgailanan3429]

lul

[@insomniaccxx]

Amazing. Not only the sound s effects but how the scripts are aligned and delivered. Kudos.

[@Ruby-cz7hv]

Kudos

[@priyanshuyadav4289]

Can we Just Appreciate That This Is Free

[@coloradomtb7199]

Only problem is the background music was so loud that the sounds were hard to hear. But overall, a great production.

[@nickfartsniffer8220]

Can you turn off the soundtrack some places in the video. It makes it kind of hard to hear the sounds you're trying to show us.

[@subhamjena8539]

I completely agree.

[@JoeyM10]

I feel like the video should be titled: “The sounds of a bunch of people talking while music is playing.”

[@Nahid125]

Another masterpiece.

[@Nope5289]

"In space no one can hear you scream" *Proceeds to be 20 minutes of silence

[@RobertEnterprises]

This was simply beautiful. From the incredible vfx, to the audio mixing, panning and overall sound, to the very detailed explanations and visual demonstrations, it all looks and sounds amazing. The only tiny criticism I can say, which I saw was pointed out by another user, Ryan, is that in certain parts of the video, the music should've been lowered significantly or perhaps removed completely for a few seconds so that the viewer can hear those distinct sounds which the presenter wanted us to focus on, and it can create a very visceral feeling of everything going silent and only hearing those eerie or wonderful sounds of space. And that effect was used phenomenally to close out the video. But as I said, this was beautiful :)

[@spirules6131]

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[@sarita1269]

It's mesmerising me while watching I was in another dimension which even I don't know, every time melodysheep videos brings us something beyond our expectations with stunning editing & impressive graphics & outstanding animations & music. It unconsciously affects my subconscious mind and goes deep into my soul and in my deep space of mind.♥

[@CJ-wm5md]

The production quality is absolutely insane!

[@sashaozerov3827]

Sound design kinda sucked

[@khaledshawky5503]

Please be patient and read it to the end, it will completely change your life In the name of God, the Gracious, the Merciful. 1. Qaf. By the Glorious Quran. 2. They marveled that a warner has come to them from among them. The disbelievers say, "This is something strange. 3. When we have died and become dust? This is a farfetched return." 4. We know what the earth consumes of them, and with Us is a comprehensive book. 5. But they denied the truth when it has come to them, so they are in a confused state. 6. Have they not observed the sky above them, how We constructed it, and decorated it, and it has no cracks? 7. And the earth, how We spread it out, and set on it mountains, and grew in it all kinds of delightful pairs? 8. A lesson and a reminder for every penitent worshiper. 9. And We brought down from the sky blessed water, and produced with it gardens and grain to harvest. 10. And the soaring palm trees, with clustered dates. 11. As sustenance for the servants. And We revive thereby a dead town. Likewise is the resurrection. 12. Before them the people of Noah denied the truth, and so did the dwellers of Russ, and Thamood. 13. And Aad, and Pharaoh, and the brethren of Lot. 14. And the Dwellers of the Woods, and the people of Tubba. They all rejected the messengers, so My threat came true. 15. Were We fatigued by the first creation? But they are in doubt of a new creation. 16. We created the human being, and We know what his soul whispers to him. We are nearer to him than his jugular vein. 17. As the two receivers receive, seated to the right and to the left. 18. Not a word does he utter, but there is a watcher by him, ready. 19. The daze of death has come in truth: "This is what you tried to evade." 20. And the Trumpet is blown: "This is the Promised Day." 21. And every soul will come forward, accompanied by a driver and a witness. 22. "You were in neglect of this, so We lifted your screen from you, and your vision today is keen." 23. And His escort will say, "This is what I have ready with me." 24. "Throw into Hell every stubborn disbeliever. 25. Preventer of good, aggressor, doubter. 26. Who fabricated another god with God; toss him into the intense agony." 27. His escort will say, "Our Lord, I did not make him rebel, but he was far astray." 28. He will say, "Do not feud in My presence-I had warned you in advance. 29. The decree from Me will not be changed, and I am not unjust to the servants." 30. On the Day when We will say to Hell, "Are you full?" And it will say, "Are there any more?" 31. And Paradise will be brought closer to the pious, not far away. 32. "This is what you were promised-for every careful penitent. 33. Who inwardly feared the Most Gracious, and came with a repentant heart. 34. Enter it in peace. This is the Day of Eternity." 35. Therein they will have whatever they desire-and We have even more. 36. How many generations before them, who were more powerful than they, did We destroy? They explored the lands-was there any escape? 37. In that is a reminder for whoever possesses a heart, or cares to listen and witness. 38. We created the heavens and the earth and what is between them in six days, and no fatigue touched Us. 39. So endure what they say, and proclaim the praises of your Lord before the rising of the sun, and before sunset. 40. And glorify Him during the night, and at the end of devotions. 41. And listen for the Day when the caller calls from a nearby place. 42. The Day when they will hear the Shout in all truth. That is the Day of Emergence. 43. It is We who control life and death, and to Us is the destination. 44. The Day when the earth will crack for them at once. That is an easy gathering for Us. 45. We are fully aware of what they say, and you are not a dictator over them. So remind by the Quran whoever fears My warning. www.quranwow.com

[@sashaozerov3827]

@@khaledshawky5503 this did not change my life in the slightest

[@kayigi]

“How can we make this video more interesting?” “Piano.”

[@agimasoschandir]

More cowbells

[@candycoloredprotagonist]

@@agimasoschandir i see what ya did there

[@TheCuriousNoob]

The solar system is so damn fascinating and our sun is just one star amongst 1 billion trillion stars.

[@spirules6131]

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[@jessicamorrison5731]

Plus, our sun is only a speck compared to other Suns!

[@courage936]

this is how it would sound like: * continues to talk over the sounds *

[@superb63amg94]

Nice to know there was music being played during the creation of the universe.

[@natetillery7704]

2:10 "These are the first sounds ever created" All I hear is Tubas. I can't tell if this is the sound that was processed or just dramatic flair.

[@zukinu12skinnyp4]

This does such an amazing job at making people marvel at the wonders of space. From here on earth it’s sometimes hard to even imagine the scale of the universe truly and fully. But these stunning animations and brilliant musical composition as well as (sound) evoke such amazing feelings. When the piano was played I almost lost it and checked out as a human being I was just like WOW what an amazing feeling that would be. To think that the creators of this thought to make a full blown song to mimic what you would actually hear is just. Wow. Amazing. The universe is a dangerous and wonderful place. Stunning. I honestly feel like I should be paying for these so definitely going to support on patrion. What an experience every single video is dude. Wow.

[@SassaFrass28]

Sound also requires some receptor for the vibration such as a mountain, land, ears, etc.

[@peachesschnapps2590]

When you really think about it, the conditions on earth are an incredible amount of extremely perfect coincidences, or, maybe just very well thought out. The sound, the air, the water, the temperature, the food, everything is perfection.

[@maryammalik7176]

That’s why people believe in a higher power !!

[@jongcena2555]

The Earth at the beginning was uninhabitable too, far from the "perfection", but NOW everything is perfect because the life adapted to theese conditions, and consequently evolved for millions of years. Also our idea of "perfect conditions" is molded by our human vison of the world, so maybe almost every planet is habitable, just not for the human species, who needs a certain temperature, pressure, atmosphere and water to survive. Maybe even on Naptune there could be life forms, but very different from the human beings, who could survive on theese conditions compared to us. Anyway i'm not a scientist, it's just my theory and i could be wrong, but it's impossible that we are alone, the universe it's so big and the Earth can't be just a coincidence.

[@lenni06draws]

18:06 ahhh...the good old space-museum

[@matthewboire6843]

Isn’t it the museum of alien life?

[@ElazarY]

the best movie tagline is actually "The city shines brightest at night" from Night Crawler

[@ChimeraGilbert]

The first sounds of the universe sound an awful lot like a synth orchestra

[@Frank_G_Finster]

Yet another mindblowing audio-visual experience. Stunned in awe...

[@gullygulli]

bro your channel is goated it’s the best youtube channel I have visited in my entire life, I made like 30 people around me watch your video of the Universe Timelapse

[@k-kevin1569]

I loved this. I impressed 2 teachers,one for science and the other one for physics.They were shocked that i know stuff that im not supposed to know or even be able to understand at a young age. Thanks melodysheep. That video helped a lot.

[@shivanikaushik1269]

Some planets makes sounds angelic while others devilish...

[@FlightyGFX]

felt like a movie, was so intrigued and in tune, the ending just made it so perfect.

[@winypacifist5034]

"This is the real sound of the universe when it was taking form" *puts epic music in between. How am I supposer to hear anything if you're trying to make everything epic instead of the real sounds?

[@Hx_jamie]

Fr

[@akhilvijay8670]

Please add a title ," use a best headphones to experience the sound effects.." It's really cooool man.. appreciated..

[@ahmedrami4190]

The combination of the visuals and audio in this video is mind blowing, Good job to whoever did this incredible piece of art.

[@3dgar7eandro]

It was quite an experience to get to watch and hear 🙉🙈 this awesome mini-documentary 😎🤘

[@kaylacharlton2547]

I love this video so much, I watched it with my eyes closed and it feels good to just hear all of the differnt sounds. Really this is amazing