Symphonies of the planets CD 1

[@Sarah-yq9ke]

I am a nice agnostic. I like this music because it's PRETTY. There is no reason to start unnecessary arguments.This video does not prove or disprove the existence of God. It just proves that even radio waves can be beautiful.

[@Space-Audio]

You're right in that this is music, and, yes, it is far more "pretty" than the natural signals. The actual natural signals can be found online also.

[@Space-Audio]

Again, this is an example of an Earthly phenomenon, and the creator is a guy in California with a synthesizer.

[@petermcglothin8927]

It's odd that bring up God. No said or intimated that this had anything to do with God. The solar system happens to be very noisy. Maybe you brought God up because there is something else going on.

[@Sarah-yq9ke]

^ Peter McGlothin: No, the VIDEO does not mention God. I was referring to the comments down below. Yep, lots else is going on. You could say I enjoy going on KZbin and starting arguments about religion because I am insecure in my own beliefs. Also, it's a way to live vicariously without fear of retribution. You could also say that I am a true scholar and philosopher, trying to get people to use the Socratic Method on themselves. Or, you could say I was trying to deter future arguments, because peoples' natural instinct is to read the top comments before posting their own, and if the first comment questions the nature of the comment that they might have posted had they not read this comment and begun questioning their own beliefs, or their rationale for posting their comments in the first place, it does effectively deter arguments. You will never know my true motivation... *muhahaha*

[@Sarah-yq9ke]

+KnucklesProtector True.

[@pinoloru]

Sinfonia intergalattica. Divina!

[@jnxmaster]

It's an artist's interpretation. This is space sound mixed and with added effects. This is not the raw voyager sounds. :) It's pretty nice to meditate/smoke with though!

[@MishLDirnt]

Halfway through this my stomach started grumbling and I thought it was part of the CD.

[@mmmfun77]

MishLDirnt that’s funny

[@Athanatos743]

The "recordings" are radio waves emitted by the planets as they rotate. The sound generated from these waves is a result of converting the files in audio synthesising software/hard ware. You are correct, the sounds did not occur in space. The radio waves did and this is what they "sound" like converted to audio waves. Took 5 mins to look that up on the NASA page.

[@2778FBI]

Wow, amazing, so interesting how things in space have radio signals making noises... this sounds so mystic sounding and makes me feel like im traveling through deep space... I LOVE ASTRONOMY

[@Noita_]

This brought tears to my eyes.

[@Afurthyclays]

Everybody quit whining about whether this disproves that God exists, & just enjoy this gift! It's beautiful! Believe what you want.

[@cordelephant]

it's actually vibrations of electro-magnetic forces in outer space, along with light and radiation converted into a sound track by a computer. it is legit, and pretty damn awesome

[@InfinityPotato97]

Nice, an Organic Dark Ambient :)

[@slugfly]

I listened to the recordings on your channel and - very cool stuff! I'm disappointed that the audio I thought was 100% authentic for several years is, in fact, not. But, I'm also pleased that I now know it's not >.< Also, I am quite happy that these "sounds of space" recordings do sound a lot like cleaned up and clear authentic recordings. Kind of like bringing Jupiter into a recording studio. :P

[@Elistarielle]

It'd be nice to have time stamps to let us know what planet we were hearing...

[@ahau09]

discogs

[@segura2112]

I'm guessing Neptune and/or Uranus.

[@DominiqueKooper666]

So that's where world of warcraft gets its ambience from..

[@geradessielsimon6000]

ALL CREATION IS PRAISING ALLMIGHTY SONG of songs! Let all the people praise YOU YAH,Ever-so-very-present-Help,Who proves to be What,Who YOU prove to be;in YOU we live & move & have our being!HalleluYAH! Let the heavens rejoice,let the earth be glad=Ps.96;Ps.148...

[@DominiqueKooper666]

Watch out, we've got a Jesus freak over here.

[@tomtomdishman4029]

+Geradessiel Simon Love his creation!

[@DavidBrianPaley]

+Geradessiel Simon Don't worry Simon, apparently Domifreak doesn't like people who believe in things unless they're the same things she believes in. But she'll tell you she's open-minded. Lol.

[@iiRadicals]

+David Paley doesnt change the fact that god is DEAD

[@HybOj]

it really works, at 1st I started to fart furiously & when the gas filled the room, a brown stranger has appeared from that hazy place behind the clouds of methane I created. He told me he will be my guide and in that moment, the room went completely dark... and those methan clouds turned to the giant cosmic sceneries, with milions of stars filling my room in such a density I started to get dizzy He said: "now you will witness the original source which was here all the time before everything started" I replyed with a absurdly long and loud fart and like I was in some kind of trance as we carryed on. The old scenery was slowly fading out, and I saw nothing new replacing it... it was too late to notice that my guide has faded too.. and there I was, alone in a complete emptyness. I was like a paralyzed with a fear and panic, I started to wave my hands and kick my legs and I realized I dont see myself... in that moment, my hearth stopped and I heard a loud explosion directly inside my brain. I felt that even time stopped to exist in that moment, there was absolute nothingness, and I was a part of it as all my thaughts stood still in a final perfect ballance. "This is the original source" someone whispered in a deep respect. "You cant withness it directly, you must become the empty pit"... "thats why I farted so much before?" I asked? Than everything faded

[@MackerelCat]

marry me

[@HybOj]

MackerelCat I will never marry anyone, nothing personal

[@ejokurirulezz]

+HybOj you should stop eating so much bean soup mate

[@HybOj]

Ejo ϟϟ truth is, I eat a lot of beans... I think its still worth it, if the fumes allow you the experience the life changing fundamental shi(f)t of reality afterwards :)

[@ejokurirulezz]

HybOj so you are the one who filled neptune's atmosphere with methane :P

[@caoimhin2025]

I'm having nostalgia from before I was born.

[@ChrissoMusic]

Amazing Sounds.!

[@sebastienberube1157]

this sounds like ambient trance music.

[@ejokurirulezz]

+sebastien berube if you consider trance leaves you with the feeling of outterspace when listening to it yeah it makes sense :P

[@ejokurirulezz]

+sebastien berube if you consider trance leaves you with the feeling of outterspace when listening to it yeah it makes sense :P

[@lars38010]

Lol really? More like Dark Space/Black Space Ambient wich is 1 of the 13 sides of Dark Ambient.

[@RinLockhart]

Terrifying and beautiful. Pretty fitting, actually.

[@TheJennifer55555]

Listening to this is so similar in sound and feeling to the vibrations and sounds of crystal owls

[@narji1111]

Yes reminds me of singing bowls 🧘🏽‍♀️🙏🏽

[@cry2love]

The best moment is when the advertisement pop up with the LOUD music :D

[@popolynn2]

this is so powerful volume at max

[@TheJoshtheboss]

You are traveling through deep space right now.We people and sure I do as well always feel that it is all out there separate from us,but we're all in it all the time,we're in those sounds every second of our entire lives.It is a scary thought when you look at it from a (living room watching tv shows everything is normal) mindset.

[@codybeinert1109]

Damn, this record slaps

[@vumadave]

What are we listening? NASA recorded electro-magnetic pulses that were translated into sound. Obviously, editing was done. With what strategies? Layering? How much is artifact from Voyager? thanking any reply!!

[@Space-Audio]

All of the Brain/Mind recordings are modified to the point of being unrecognizable as the natural signals. The "Symphonies" series went even further and mixed in substantial human-generated synthesizer music. NASA had nothing to do with any of these beyond making the original data publicly available. Search for the video titled "What Space Sounds Like - ACOUSTICS" for an introduction to real space audio.

[@Space-Audio]

David Lee If these people used Voyager PWS data, it's certainly unrecognizable as such. I have a long sample of authentic plasma wave audio from Voyager 2 Jupiter encounter on my channel for comparison. The description in that video also points out where to find the audio recordings for the entire Voyager mission, up to the recent electron plasma oscillations from interstellar space.

[@daveleverenz9879]

God is evident through his creations..........What a beautiful mind

[@ErikaLioness]

Incredible

[@atwaterpub]

These were originally released as CD recordings published by "LaserLight" based in Los Angeles in early 1990's. The liner notes say nothing about synthesizers, just electro-magnetic signals converted to sound. I tend to think that is probably what the sounds are.

[@atwaterpub]

In any event I like to listen to the quiet sounds far away in the distance...

[@garyhshiproad6549]

Yes-I'll vouch for that since I still have the original CDs I purchased of this many years ago.

[@Hobbyautorin]

I would like to know which melody belongs to which planet?

[@DominiqueKooper666]

That's a stupid question.

[@Hobbyautorin]

+Dominique Kooper No It´s not! If you don´t know it, there exists one melody for each planet!

[@DominiqueKooper666]

+Andrea Wolff that's a rumour, and it's not true.

[@cargogax]

+Dominique Kooper Sorry for you, but it's not a rumour but a real fact. Each planet in the entire universe have their own melody. And Andrea, for your question, we haven't the planet for this one because the scientist haven't mention the planet when he record this (and it's very old so...) And sorry for my english, I'm French

[@Hobbyautorin]

+Sylver Hope Thanks for the information and your English is absolutely understandable. :-)

[@GEhotpants101]

This is the vibrations of planets arranged into a symphony. Just because you think it is just noise does not mean someone put a lot of thought and effort into arranging it.

[@calvin_847]

This is actually the recording of Earth’s magnetosphere when Voyager 1 or Voyager 2 are leaving Earth to explore the outer gas giants in August 1977 and September 1977

[@RustyShacklefardd]

Is it just me or is the picture spinning when you listen with earbuds?

[@Hijikataaa]

OMG

[@mjt777x8]

It is

[@tanmaysingh481]

It is spinning

[@atwaterpub]

Funny, to me the picture is absolutely stationary, but the room is rotating slowly around it.

[@BullyLifts]

@@atwaterpub yup, I was just about to say the same.

[@arjunchatterjee9362]

Planets were like, "dude, the humans cant hear this shit, its epic, they need to hear it." Pink Floyd, " Relax, we got your back".

[@combizs]

would be nice to have an accurate image of what the device was aimed at, unless the image shown is what it is :-)

[@doceigen]

Oh, for the slightly aware... these sounds are not direct recordings of sound waves through space, because there is no medium to support that sort of propagation i.e. no air! BUT... that is not to say such propagations do not exist... for being a vacuum, space has allot of gas and molecular species floating around, it's just that our devices can't hear using these. So these 'sounds' are indirect modulations of other frequencies which do cross space.

[@peejaysmith4665]

Sounds like the Insects along with others Bugs N Things all Buzzing N Chirping... I guess they have been Singing it since the Beginning

[@crazylucifer0]

Man I should not have listened to this Star Trek has finished it's possession of my soul. I must leave you all now the space time continuum is awaiting my ..............

[@Crowboss]

Give it 300 years we'll be up there.

[@brettmccabe1944]

♛Crow♛ 300 years? I was thinkin' a bit sooner than that.

[@Noita_]

Brett McCabe I was HOPING a bit sooner than that.

[@awsomdude123]

Sooner then that scientists just had a breakthrough at traveling the speed at light

[@Crowboss]

Wow

[@brettmccabe1944]

***** 10:06am, May 28 2015. 2025 will be a good year.

[@PowerBrewer1]

I think you've never heared some reale noise. this is the source of all life :)

[@JakusLarkus]

Truly magnificent.

[@FateLocker]

I wonder why i get chills down my spines when i heard this. i am new to this "space music" after seeing it in the comment from [Apollo 10: Astronauts Heard Unexplained Sound While Orbiting Far Side of the Moon]

[@roni1934]

Beautiful

[@vg4461]

where is the tracklist? What am I listening to?

[@1100010000]

jpl, nasa and the center for neuroacoustic research did a very good job with there interpretation of the actual recordings by the voyagers probes. have you confronted nasa with your reprovals?

[@100056255]

It sounds spacy because it is made by synthesizers. I don't wanna cut the hype here but just saying I could create equally mysterious sounds by using sensors in a public bathroom, or monitoring a fly's coordinates in space, or whatever... What I mean here is that the choice of synths and scales is totally deliberate. This is utterly deceiving. It is massively edited and there is an immense process of sonification which isn't explained anywhere.

[@DominiqueKooper666]

Have you actually researched this at all?

[@ThePostmodernjerk]

And one man's noise is another man's symphony anyway.

[@doceigen]

The acoustic waves prove, ...there are yet other wavebands for us to build instrumentation for. So far, as we've discovered the various frequencies which can cross space, we have built specialized devices. Neutrons, gamma, X-rays, UV visible, IR, microwaves, radio waves and even gravity... we seek to detect, measure and correlate ALL! I hope we budget and build full spectrum 'hydrophones' for deep space analysis soon.

[@Kartel_0]

imagine another inhabited planet somewhere out there does the same thing to us, all of a sudden a beat starts and snoop dogg begins to rap about cannabis

[@cosmaya]

awesome

[@Fruitycheeks]

How are you supposed to meditate to this when an ad plays every 5 minutes?

[@slugfly]

These are recordings of the electromagnetic noise made by various bodies in our solar system (sun, planets, a couple moons and rings of Saturn). They're not mixed! Each recording is of one body only! :)

[@HxHideka]

Sound is nothing but a vibration. It is not "heard" until it reaches our ear drums. As long as there are vibrations and a medium for it to travel through, there is technically "sound." So yes, there is sound in space.

[@geradessielsimon6000]

My Lover-LORD of lords Y'ShuaJESUS,YES!

[@ArpeggioDream77]

This is neat. Seriously cool. Interesting that planets have a frequency.

[@MonoGenerator]

Drone Music is the shit! The universe knows that!

[@nesseixuxa]

In fact, there is no sound in the universe, because the universe is a big vacuum, and in the vacuum there are no no particles, so there can't be sound. What we heard here in this video, are radio waves and light, which are then transformed into sound (:

[@Ethos998]

Want to feel even more insignificant? Look at an image of the virgo supercluster. Looks like a starry night sky, until you realize every single "star" is it's own galaxy.

[@justinwallace269]

Sounds like it's been edited to have a melody. I would have preferred to hear the real thing.

[@charlesgrae3715]

Justin Wallace If a planet is spinning at a constant rate, and rotating around a star at a constant rate, that solar system is going around the center of the galaxy at, again, a constant speed, don't you think that it would be "rhythmic" to say the least? The planets, stars, and clusters of gas won't just jump around randomly. The "melody" that you're hearing is simply things going round and round, creating a tempo.

[@justinwallace269]

I can see where you're coming from, but this has clearly been tampered with. Is it any coincidence that it sounds like music from a space documentary? And where does that chime sound keep coming from? This is totally man made. I can believe that most of the sounds we're hearing here are from space, but they've been mixed to form a man made melody, much like any song.

[@DOPEkek]

Justin Wallace the voyager recordings are conversions of electromagnetic pulses and radiation emitted from planets and captured by the voyager.

[@justinwallace269]

I have no doubt, DOPE, but they've clearly been musically mixed.

[@Fowsed]

Justin Wallace you couldnt, the frequency is too high

[@MrMaxusify]

Amazing...

[@thaincrediblemaier]

Shitty nerdy comments , great nerdy music. To infinity and beyond!

[@TheCODEIam]

bad hair .day space - the final frontier

[@cry2love]

the light takes a massive amount of time to reach our solar system, so the light of stars that we see now in the sky IS THE PAST, the whole sky above us is a picture of the past and if this vibrations & radiations and light were recorded and converted to audio, it means that we can hear the sounds of the past of space, right? sorry for bad English

[@petrasherind.2129]

Why so much talk about?? Take it or take it not😘. I take it. I trust. Petra.its beautiful!! Wow! Thank you for making this sound!💗💗💗

[@jeremiahfernandez9161]

sickest breakdown ever

[@Sajgoniarz]

Angels are singing *.* ;3

[@ShoreStudios]

You are right and wrong, the frequencies are proper as this is what we are hearing in these clips however they are so faint and otherwise inaudible to the human ear without being greatly amplified. Kinda like how you can't hear a heart beat, but you can with a stethoscope.

[@NekoNekoMe123]

*Puts headphones on, turns volume to max, drifts away with the ambient noize*

[@ThyGeekGoddessMuze]

I don't know how people can sleep to it though. It resonates in the weirdest way when I listen to it. It's been playing while I've been working on some other things and ... IDK, how do you feel when you listen?

[@stoni2041]

There doesn't have to be, but it just makes sense if there are sounds that destroy there are sounds that create as well. A "Master Frequency" would be able to do both. Has anyone discovered what sound the center of a black hole has?

[@ramkamble7660]

And it is the voice of the black hole

[@MrRushbrown]

G-d bless you child, soon your childish rage will pass and you will see how all things were made by Him.

[@foxpad6400]

pure meditation

[@valcard]

feel part of it because in the end we are all stardust. =)

[@MateuszHh]

7:40 That drooop ;x

[@Galatei]

Well, what I meant is that I don't think that these recordings in particular are real 'planet' sounds. They sound more like an artistic creation than a 'harmonic' rotation spectrum.

[@edyallreadygalaxy717]

Cool!

[@davebuikema4119]

Yo, the picture's for sure moving right? Like shit I can't tell if I'm imagining it

[@rezaghasemi790]

thats goooooooood

[@Ln192]

thanks

[@SystemaBase]

nice

[@poseidonrox95]

yes, but its radio waves transferred into audible sound.

[@curiousdave]

Neurosis - Locust Star!

[@kunst33]

Exactly ! This is from where comes the intro of Neurosis - Locust Star. One of the most powerfull of their songs, if not the most.

[@curiousdave]

kunst33 Greatest band ever in my opinion! Everytime I pick up my guitar to learn new songs I warm up with Locust Star!

[@darkanima2010]

ambient drone

[@GEhotpants101]

That was my first thought. It's very pretty, though. :)

[@jk47hm4]

Is a recording of a specific planet or a random space recording?

[@AiriPsy]

j'adore

[@-_Mc.A_-]

Thx i seacged for dis

[@MrCoosmiyn2]

A bit like Pink Floyd xD

[@albertkundrat9227]

E.T.'s PreLude!

[@888OXOMOXO888]

Go listen to Space Audio's space sounds so you can better appreciate how great this stuff sounds

[@IGNxenoN]

sick

[@OrniasDMF]

*pure nature.

[@Gillandria]

Some think it's the "m" sound when you "ohm" sometimes called the primordial sound or eternal syllable. It's F-sharp. But don't quote me on any of that.

[@MafiDS]

aw Genos

[@trybenga]

He means it in the sense that even something like this is gorgeous. I'm not a believer either btw

[@irradiatedslagheap7933]

Dude, that is legit. Me Likey.

[@shadenhopex]

peaceful

[@FINkahvikuppi]

I've always said space makes the best ambient tracks. Here's the proof

[@ShoreStudios]

Yes this is real, isn't recordings off the NASA Voyager space crafts. Sound can easily exist in space in a few different forms. This is as real as it gets, there is a clip of Neptune's sound in this that almost makes it sound like it has a natural flanging effect on it, probably from the insane windstorms on the planets surface.

[@coojordan]

Where do you think they got the inspiration? :D

[@FormerlyMrBean667]

wow