ScienceCasts: The Sound of Earthsong

[@AlexDuartedrummer]

Earth's singing: “Please, save me from these human virus“

[@veganwinter2090]

Science and Religion have many various languages and glossaries with so many more definitions and etymologies of their languages; translating between the two languages and meanings helps to build bridges between the teachings. Thank you for sharing the beautiful music.

[@KalanYore]

It is also known as "Bird Song" I find this interesting as we can already see that birds are speaking this but there are also the sounds of water & wind - I also believe that whales & dolphins mimics these sounds as well. There are different example recordings of the sound vibratory frequency of the Earth as well as the other planets & including our Sun has various frequency tones that can be heard.

[@creativememory]

Thanks for all the fish!

[@kachunski]

thanks for letting us hear the song

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

Just like the sounds of nature on a summers night.

[@philnolan3d]

Is the earth the greatest singer we've ever heard? It's been on tour for millions of years.

[@steve42lawson]

I've heard that one way to tell what key a song is being played in is to wait until the end of the song--the last note is the key. For this Earth song, we'll have to wait until the end of the solar system to find out!

[@Astrostevo]

Strange to have deadly radiation sound so peaceful and sweet. Fascinating clip. Surreal to hear our planet sing. Cheers! :-)

[@Debtorby]

Evidently a good number of people don't want to be educated along with listening to Earth songs! Personally, I learned a few things about how space sounds are measured and recorded and that information counts as one new thing I learned today.

[@Ch00Ch00]

I would like a whole CD to listen too, seems it would be very relaxing.

[@AnkhEntertainmentProductions]

you may be able to get them online they use these sounds for sound therapy and wellness clinics..google earth sound cd's..hope that helps

[@locomotion734]

There are beautious sounds for us all.....

[@albertomoralessantelices7834]

Para Santiago Henn: Muchas gracias, no sabía de esta opcion.

[@katesisco]

Like the whale song, also beautiful. Of course, the buzzing the elephants receive when around bee hives may not be related to bee fear but to the locusts hordes. I wonder if our ancient selves had a fear of a vibration as a prediction of some event?

[@ScabsNabs]

Tomita, the Japanese electronic composer, used the EM Earth Song, on his album, "Bermuda Triangle", so NASA is a bit slow in "discovering" or making public this sound. Well, NASA will also be the last people to tell us that ET has been visiting us in YFOs for decades, possibly centuries.

[@burtdee6534]

So imagine if other species had the ability to listen to this and they heard the Earth in pain.

[@Jorg469]

Sounds similar to sound of Coqui frog. A calling male Coqui frog (Eleutherodactylus coqui) in the wild. Coqui Frogs are endemic to the Island of Puerto Rico. This one's calls were over 60 DB 1080p video footage.

[@steve42lawson]

Now we need to do the same on all the other planets and see if they are singing in harmony! The first Acappella Barbershop Octet in Space!

[@fsphil]

It's interesting that this sounds very similar to VLF whistlers produced by lightning - except the frequency is ascending rather than descending.

[@Riotboy1]

Sounds better than anything on the radio now-a-days.

[@judgemagister]

the voice of our planet.

[@vinfiend]

I thought I was being pretty straight forward about it. No "say one thing but mean another" required at all. Many people have worked hard over the years making science accessible to all people. Not just the fun and interesting stuff, but serious products of Science that better the lives of multitudes. No "soooo smart" required either, and unlike the anti-science community, that seemingly despair at any discrepancy to their ordered word, scientists love to look for answers to the contradictions.

[@DONNALANDS]

We all have our own code-our own signal and our own magnetism. Our spiritual wavelength that is separate from all the other signals. Our spiritual unification with that which is of the infinity of that which is known and unknown. What of the fabric of space and time on that electrical spark that exists in us? Without our spark and signal in this time we do not exist but what about the fabric of space and time? We do exist there yesterday and we will go there to tomorrow. I will become that peace of rest and harmony in Gods hands as he lifts me upwards to our home of glory. In my heart I believe it to be so. Yes the possibilities are endless like the universal language of math,numbers,codes,songs and signals. Yes we do indeed exist if not in this time but in another.

[@Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time]

Interesting video! This is an invitation to see an artist theory on the physics of light and time! This theory is based on just two postulates 1. Is that the quantum wave particle function Ψ or probability function represents the forward passage of time itself 2. Is that Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle ∆×∆p×≥h/4π that is formed by the w-function is the same uncertainty we have with any future event within our own ref-frame that we can interact with turning the possible into the actual!

[@LucasKussowski]

Earth sounds like one cute paradise!!! :)

[@pinkdolls03]

Earth is an amazing place!!

[@theamazingdiscworld]

The Earth kind of sounds like exotic birds. The Universe is literally awesome.

[@LesNisbett]

This would be a fun project to be on~

[@Space-Audio]

Les Nisbett At the risk of earning a "ghost ban", you might like the Van Allen Probes "space audio" page at www-pw.physics.uiowa.edu/rbsp/audio/

[@thompsjm]

Lots of them (ground-based) at auroralchorus(dot)com Several years ago, I built a VLF (Very Low Frequency) receiver to pick up these sounds, best heard near Solar Maximum, since they are caused by the interaction of the Solar Wind and the earth's magnetosphere

[@ChermanAquiarms]

Sounds so Retro-Syfy!

[@TrueHamal]

First of all, I like this video very much. So it's been favorited & added to my list. On the other hand, I have installed «Speed Bit Video Accelerator», and this program+Internet Explorer 9, that suddenly has driven mad itself are causing serious problems to me this happy saturday morning October the 20th 2012. I'm trying to resolve my speed problems about the video reproduction when I wanna run videos HD 720 and HD 1080, but «Speed Bit Video Accelerator» and the IE9 are seriously disturbing me.

[@_David_E_]

It's nice to know that after spending billions of dollars, NASA has just started using 16bit CD quality digital recordings. A 30+ year old technology. I'll look forward to their 24bit recordings in 2042. It'll give me something to do in my retirement.

[@kookabugga]

Oops wrong vid, I wanted 'The Sound of Earthsong' this is 'Description of a Space Weather Satellite (with Earthsong in background)''

[@ackbobthedead]

THANK YOU!

[@BrianTheBarbarian]

I'd like to hear the broadcast spectrum to hear what a spassing observer would pick up from space. A hiss or a roar????

[@_David_E_]

It was a topical joke based on the fact that the CD is 30 years old today. So having just read that news article and then hearing someone from NASA talking about the revolutionary use of 16bit recording, it struck me as being mildly amusing. I am however aware that these recordings were made from radio waves. That was mentioned in the video. I'm also aware that there's no point in NASA making the recording above CD quality if there's no content above 22.05 kHz.

[@smokeweedaily]

Jimi Hendrix!?!?! How'd he get in space!?!?

[@vinfiend]

there are some awesome home build kits available on the net to do just that ;D

[@TehPwnerer]

Simply awesome!

[@murrayzz1]

The Earth wolf-whistles in space! I HAVE got radio antennae for ears. I can HEAR these sounds. Finally I know what they are. I thought I had an alien stalker.

[@Craziejane69]

I wonder what setting off nuclear bombs in the Van Allen Belt did to the song? Do you suppose the song changed from one genre to another? Like say, from classic rock to heavy metal?

[@EllenlifeOneEarth4ever]

Science and Religion are sometimes one in the same. It just takes someone who can bring them together ,break the code so to speak. There are clues to be found in both the Bible and in Science. By comparison of the two we can find answers...kinda like a journal of words meets realty.

[@myusername272]

i was thinking the same thing about whales and dolphins, i wonder if they are in tune with this sound. it well known sharks can find their way around with the electromagnetic force of the earth.

[@RagingBleachFire]

Space Birds! :D Highly dangerous...

[@Hesuku]

Variations within the same species happen and are observed, but species never cross the boundaries and it is never observed. That's what it means.

[@Bajaartists]

Amazing.... love it.

[@Cuartasuspendida]

Abajo a la derecha del recuadro, en la opción "Captions", seleccionar el botón "Translate Captions", y elegi el idioma (Recién probé el español y andan perfecto los subtitulos). Mis opciones estan en inglés porque estoy con una cuenta de Google. Quizás las de los demas estén en Castellano.

[@scrollimusmaximus7160]

somebody needs to get that recording and make a dubstep of it :)

[@AndyTrampke]

holy crap that sounds EXACTLY like the cave monsters from the movie Pitch Black!

[@chumgrinder25]

Chorus sounds exactly like the "alert" chirping of a handful of guinea pigs.

[@AlgisKemezys]

Hense Pythagoras was right. this is the music of the spheres.

[@steve42lawson]

Somebody left the Flubber Car outside and it flew off into the ionosphere!

[@vtgamehendge]

Sounds like those creatures in the movie Pitch Black.

[@CarooYT]

They probably have and are trying to communicate to us. But maybe we can't hear them due to the incompatibility of our commuication systems.

[@ekajnayr16]

Sounds like a rainforest.. frogs, birds, insects, etc.

[@omfgspoon7]

dubstep is the music of people who would be the first to go in a natural disaster. the runts of the human litter.

[@rottenappleization]

Reminds me of the lizard/bird that Obi Wan rides when he is after Grievous

[@isa160886]

Is there anyone who knows if there is a way for my to tune in to listen to these 'earth song sounds' online? In a certain 'live' broadcast? I cannot find anything as such online unfortunetly. All ideas are welcome :-)!

[@nanomicroart]

Great Information! Loved the video and amazing sounds, Well Done! Looking forward to updates! Best Wishes To Everyone & Good Luck, Thank You!

[@cesarvalenti9429]

ahora entiendo a la tierra. este sonido de renacuajos lo explica todo.! :D

[@rcainsystemcore]

beautiful. add to that, the man-made rf, other earth atmosperic, NIR, IR spectra, etc - we almost have a fingerprint. this is how earth must appear to any alien radio astronomers out there, listening, ... i wonder if wny other civilisation has discovered us yet?

[@mariacane2897]

mi pregunta en sciencecats the sound of earthsong , podria ser una persona cantando, por ejemplo digamos es un ejemplo,si esta entre la linea de sur de utha y arizona en que orbita estaria en la tierra, si estubiera cantando, se ohiria es una posibilidad ,si o no es un ejemlo por solo opinar pues parese ser algien cantando como una mujer. si escuchan se oye como una frase muy suave es solo mi opinion pero me justaria saber si podria ser una posibilidad, en mi opinion ,s,

[@wsogft]

They could have had the Earthsong in the background during all that yakitty yak talking.

[@82ndairborne100]

Australia, England or Germany, take your pick?

[@elanarobin]

Very cool NASA

[@DedicatedSlaya]

So, wouldn't it be plausible to take this recording and build some type of equipment to detect the same sound from possible 'Like' planets that we could fly to and settle on?!

[@mariacane2897]

podria ser una mujer cantando pero es muy hermoso esta historia gracias NASA por esta historia hermosa.,

[@famatruni]

I don't give them a hard time if they don't give me a hard time. I'd rather coexist peacefully. Life's too short for a bunch of hateful arguing, though I do occasionally enjoy debating someone like you. Once more, where ya from? I'm curious. It would help my perspective.

[@steve42lawson]

Well, since sound can be heard in outer space, what good is audio quality, anyway?!?

[@mehrshadvr4]

just a suggestion. even though i hate advertisements, it would be great if you guys start putting advertisements on and use the money made in to more space programs.

[@whiteskullwhiteskull]

KZbin se está convirtiendo en una mierda, pero en esas pocas cosas que han agregado buenas es la opción de sub-títulos (CC). Este vídeo está subtitulado en inglés, por lo que con un traductor y voluntad podrás llegar a entenderlo. De todas formas yo he llegado a este vídeo por medio de mi suscripción al boletín de noticias de la NASA, que te da la posibilidad de recibir sus noticias en castellano (español).

[@carldmorseii]

Same sound as sitting in my back yard at night:)

[@smokeordieganja]

Sounds a lot like the monsters from the movie, "Pitch Black".

[@faltrack]

Is there a place where we can download long recording of the sound ?

[@gemmaisahomo]

sounds like someone who had the lightning cloud on mario kart chasing you

[@murf751]

Where can we listen to the actual sound without the narration? Can we listen live?

[@TheDAWinz]

Survival of the fittest. Our ideas need to survive compared to other peoples ideas, that is why we fight.

[@KingHenrikLundqvist]

YEAH NASA! YEAH SCIENCE!

[@jmdusty]

WoW earth music in space....

[@JeanKhulGoogle]

She should give a ear to the Simon&Garfunkel's "sound of silence" ... :D

[@Hesuku]

I will pray for you, Famatruni. Good-bye.

[@maxflash4]

Is that really how we sound?! Now I'm self conscious

[@ninaparry4117]

Do other planets have "Chorus" as well?

[@scotttolchin]

Where can I get longer recordings of earth song?

[@EthanNin0]

Reminds me of Puerto Rico at night, the Coqui, lol

[@AnkhEntertainmentProductions]

This is some very cool stuff, it's like a drug, isn't it? Ok someone out there let us know, if suddenly you are awakened in the middle of the night and asked to come down to your nearest football field..err a, send telepahtic messages

[@Bravebeauty]

Sounds very similar to Whale songs to me!

[@82ndairborne100]

Oh and Mars has resources and it could be a second home for humanity. Eventually after a few hundred years of human habitation of Mars, the atmosphere will become dense enough that liquid water could exist because of building atmospheric pressure, and after that life could also exist there. I would be ashamed if mankind never inhabited more than one planet. And yes, maybe I do watch too much Sci-Fi, but shoot for the stars, so if you fall short you are still on Pluto. ;)

[@Supernovae2010]

My dogs reacted to this sound!

[@kikeamatore]

those are all the frogs in the planet hahah

[@AnkhEntertainmentProductions]

All we can do is laugh, it's like a drug isn't it? The Earth has a hum as well..How Earth Sounds from Space - KZbin Just like our mother's who always have to final word, mother has something to say.. A NOTE TO EVERYONE POSTING HERE! ------------------------------- OK, first of all I had no idea this video was ...

[@sufiratcliffe]

sounds like when Gumby went into outer space....

[@tomthew5972]

i hear these noises in outer body experiences

[@kattyespinozamosquer]

Suena como suena el cosmos.....

[@TheSultryBadger]

Awesome, is there a dubstep version? Lol.

[@82ndairborne100]

I don't think that a severe global drought is a large threat. And what do you think of the US helping out other countries in the world, just out of curiosity?

[@Hesuku]

God is merciful to keep you alive. Your only chance is repentance before your Creator.

[@antony492]

I've seen this sort of thing before. Can we not hear the sound of the Universe?

[@cruxader27]

i was expecting for a metal rock sound