This Is What the Sun's Wind Sounds Like! (Very Creepy) - Six Real Sound Recordings (4K)

[@V101SPACE]

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[@jamesweir2943]

@@V101SPACE nobody in school ever explained to you that sound does not travel in space? your mom wanted me to ask you about that.

[@Lmngx13872]

Earth sounds like a squeaking metal.

[@tspoon772]

2:52 guy stops yapping and actually plays the clip you’re welcome

[@Propakate]

Thank you. Instant annoyance when this started playing.

[@Alteori]

Thanks

[@NexForemose]

Thank you! Real MVP! 🤘

[@AzucenahVillarroel]

Thanks thanks thanks

[@hleigh7201]

Thank you!!!

[@mandychapin9411]

Never in my life did it occur to me that I would be able to "hear" the sun. Mind blown!

[@Mrsjam96]

Ikr? And the planets.

[@User_03693]

@@Mrsjam96 my guy you live on earth, wtf

[@Kruse48]

Stars explodes!!☠️

[@skulkingshadow]

What's the smell of stars?

[@mattcyr2022]

​@@skulkingshadow they smell like Uranus

[@neko_birel]

Am i the only one fascinated that solar wind oddly sounds like actual wind. Although very fast and angry wind

[@faerieSAALE]

Can you imagine what the universe would sound like if there was a medium to carry sound - it would be so loud and insane that we would lose our minds.

[@koisov3346]

apparently if sound could travel through space the sun would be as loud as a jet engine all the way on earth

[@ottercookiesottercookies394]

We'd be deaf

[@Mekkranius]

Thats the same thing says of us someone on a completely silent planet

[@Timotheus24]

The sun would be as loud as standing next to a chainsaw. If sound could travel space life on earth would not have evolved acoustic sensory since it's pointless as most of the sounds would have been overshadowed by the roaring sun anyways.

[@daveycooper4336]

I wouldn't if I was with a good looking woman

[@carolynallisee2463]

I couldn't help but think how much the recordings sounded like the wind whistling round the house I live in during a winter wind storm. There are considerable differences, of course, but the similarities in the sound was even more startling!

[@2degucitas]

Yes. I've heard similar at my house during a storm.

[@lesliesimon7491]

To me it sounded like people passing wind on a windy refried beans day. New technology though.

[@jennifer-lt8mw]

Your house shouldn't be sounding like that.Might want to buy another house

[@mshaw6836]

​@@jennifer-lt8mwor find a priest😳

[@gloryBE-o1w]

sounds like NY snow blizzard,

[@J.William78]

This is utterly captivating. The universe is as amazing as it terrifying. God is great. Thankyou kindly for the care and passion, time and energy that goes into your videos. You do a wonderful job.

[@Trader98V]

It's not god it is gas😂

[@raphaelsylla876]

As someone who had lived near a huge construction site of trains and lots of metal works - the sound seems somewhat similar. And definitely you can identify that there's pressure and force on these "solar winds" and the last audio for the cosmic dust definitely indicates friction. Kinda like someone who's doing a welding and there's sparks at the audio source.

[@silascleveland6983]

I was thinking the exact same thing. You can almost hear the heat in the sound too, ya know what I mean?

[@Fat12219]

It's called life 😂

[@jakem4219]

I will never get to experience space travel, not in my lifetime. But I can vicariously experience space through your videos.

[@ares1167]

Dust. Good game

[@smoothcriminal7232]

Earth is within the space's confines that revolves within the galaxy, we are standing on the Earth's surface thus, we all travel in the vast universe just think of Earth as our sustainable space craft

[@KillsAll.]

Jake M just freeze ur deth an in da future we’ll thaw so you’ll be there, and Smoov Criminal is correct Eerff is da spaceship.

[@abelis644]

You and I and everyone on Earth is a space traveler. Don't kid yourself, you ARE in space! Clear Skies!!! 🌌🌎🌏🌍🌠 🌑🌒🌓🌔🌕🌖🌗🌘🌑 🌞🟤⚪🌖🛰🌎🚀🔴🌠🟠☄🪐🟢🔵🟣🛸🛸🛸

[@StainderFin]

Sure you can just pay 10k $ Nasa front desk and they booking you next iss cargo flight

[@ciotay5469]

Imagine in the 80s/90s someone told you, you would be able to hear the sun through your phone 😁

[@ThaddeusIsraelSnifferpivits]

They’d be put in a psych ward 😆

[@KamalMaalim]

😂😂

[@Gem_Am_I]

@@ThaddeusIsraelSnifferpivitsYou are cute 😍😍😍😍

[@Aneesya_SG_England_IrenaRynn]

You’re right while I’m listening from my phone😂 right now..

[@yellowdogeoriginal]

"The following is that in 2010's, you'll be able to hear sun's sound through your phone"

[@ravenone6255]

Sounds start at 2:52

[@essem7878]

The hero we needed. Thanks dude

[@LyricalXilence]

Goodness nearly 3 minutes of talking. Be quiet narattor.

[@dameonfrost]

King 👑

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

THX!

[@skeeterinnewjersey5256]

Is that for the peeps who just want to look at pictures without hearing words of more than two syllables?

[@GAS.M3]

How the probe got close enough to record sound with out disintegrating is beyond me...phenomenal machine 👏

[@bobhenry6159]

1:47

[@summerbrooks9922]

Phenomenal liars.

[@scoobygregwrx]

I was thinking the same thing. I mean what materials on earth could they have built the probe out of that prevents it from getting melted!

[@GAS.M3]

@@summerbrooks9922 lol facts

[@anjadhussain]

Probably slapped some sun tan lotion.

[@Hidden_Destinations]

I’m an amateur radio operator and study space weather. This was fascinating. Thank you.

[@boydmerriman]

Would be interesting if all the sounds were played at once giving a realistic track of what the sun is doing all the time!

[@WRSpiral]

It would be screaming at us

[@victorchristopher2072]

​​@@WRSpiral swears😂😂😂😅

[@kilderok]

@@WRSpiral At least it isn't up for 42 hours though.

[@DebraTuchman]

The sun sounds would be good for us, insomniacs to sleep through

[@gloryBE-o1w]

we shall never know ,,,, not in this day

[@AuthorWASimpson]

Absolutely phenominal. So much to learn right here in our own system. So fascinating.

[@demsandlibsareswinecancer4667]

Yeah. We get to learn how much we're wrong about. I mean they have now had to reorder their lives realizing the Big Bang is wrong. There are astrophysicists laying awake at night wondering if their life was worth living over it. Realizing most everything they have thought and done is wrong. God bless the Webb telescope

[@clarrnceclark9482]

God is great

[@arslaanpasha3334]

​@@clarrnceclark9482 Have u seen one?

[@TheBakerZen]

@@clarrnceclark9482 Cult

[@K4mmies]

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[@Mars0984]

Nice work. It really does sound like wind, but a magnetic sound with it

[@rainy_day3]

I've always wondered what space sounds like..so.etimes I imagine incredible absolute quiet, and then I think it's really loud! This is spectacular!

[@jennifermcdonald5432]

Everything that happens in space is so unbelievably huge, they’re too much for our minds to comprehend really. A million tons per second, all day all night, how can your mind deal with that. Just incredible.

[@jimelliott6200]

Increases my faith in God, the creator of everything.

[@OperationChicago]

You are very smart.

[@edwinsantiago7639]

God is incredible for creating the universe and everything in it has a purpose

[@OperationChicago]

@@edwinsantiago7639 100% true

[@heythatsnotmywalrus2819]

​@jimelliott6200 no, that's just ignorance and your inability to process reality and information in a logical meaningful way.

[@sunflower30stm]

Absolutely fascinating…..imagine sitting alone in a room with headphones on, in total darkness…. Not knowing anything about this, except that it’s from the sun. I think people would literally lose their mind, because as awesome as it may sound, it could be the most horrifying noise you’d hear, that your brain could not process……☀️

[@esotericmissionary]

Symphonies of the Planets is a great set of five interplanetary recordings from the Voyager probes that NASA released last millennium. Each are about half an hour long, and they're ASMR way before that was a thing nowadays. You'll love them if you liked this video. 🙂

[@elishaforrester1150]

Saturn n Pluto sound the creepiest

[@betsysingh-anand3228]

I have that set. It's one of my favorite things.

[@gina8818]

Just love it! Love the roaring like lions and dolphins and wood burning inside my wood heater! I can listen to Sun sound all day and night to be honest because it’s part of me inside and each everyone of us too. Thank you dearly ❤

[@ellisonhamilton3322]

Fascinating. A million tons per second. That alone staggers the mind. You're right. The first 2 sounds were spooky. Thanks for your hard work. Really enjoyed. You and Rolo have a brilliant upcoming weekend. 🇺🇸❤🇬🇧

[@Shu-Burst]

same i puted at a max sound I said a ghost will hunt me at night thank u

[@sniffmycheeze]

Wouldn't it get smaller after a while losing all that? I know that obviously the son is massive but even still.

[@ellisonhamilton3322]

@@sniffmycheeze Smaller is a size consideration. It's losing mass, but maintains it's size because of the immense pressures issuing from it's core. As our sun ages , in perhaps 3 or 4 billion years, it will actually grow much, much larger and become a red giant star far greater in size in spite of having lost a great deal of it's mass. And that's the key......the mass pressing inward due to gravity becomes insufficient to hold the star to a smaller diameter. The internal outward pressures overcome the inward crunch of gravity and the star balloons in size.

[@tdublove9558]

Could you imagine hearing anything in an infinite vacuum of space where sound is ripped away from everything because it has nothing to bounce off of

[@oxe6636]

@Mythrandian u mad?

[@Ghostlyjae]

@@oxe6636they’re very mad lol

[@ZacharykyleNecan-eq5cq]

Be grateful genetics make us half deaf to the true sound of the universe otherwise leaving the atmosphere would drive us instantly deaf you can’t hear dog whistles and elephants roar vocally cause they’re outside perception ultrasound vibrates faster then your eardrum allows and infrasound travels through most objects emphasize most a human can shatter glass with the right pitch as an example and enough bass will drop a person XD

[@kristahaire-patten8329]

Wow. That sounds scary. Who would've thought the sun sounds so scary.

[@X0X0_Thatdude]

Everyone? I mean its sun not an ordinary planet

[@nuggetplayz2391]

@@X0X0_ThatdudeA star.

[@sannusaj1194]

Sun itself is scariest

[@GenXMusicMan]

It also keeps us alive. Imagine that! 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@CapnJrod]

I still can't belive we finally made a piece of machinery that can even get that close to the sun, actually mind blowing

[@fabiana7157]

"We" haha. Sure, NASA engineer. I'm sure you contributed to this significantly.

[@christopherw2233]

@Fabiana he's talking about we as in humanity......

[@CapnJrod]

@@fabiana7157 I actually built nasa from the ground up with my bare hands. Nice try tho

[@littleanime123]

​@@fabiana7157 girl-🤦‍♀️

[@F_Reduction]

@@fabiana7157 “we” as in humans earthlings

[@kerryalfaro9437]

Saturn's rings make some really eerie and creepily intriguing to hear!!! Absolutely PHENOMENAL and I can't wait to see,hear AND learn so much more!! Thank you

[@priscillajimenez27]

That's so weird. Floating particles making noise

[@DonJuravin]

Thanks!

[@sylinashi8761]

Do you use lettuce instead of toilet paper

[@micheldisclafani2343]

I thought that to see the sun up close I had first to die. Fortunately science and formidable scientist can show and make us hear the screams of the sun in its inexjostible strength. Congratulations and thank you very much !

[@anneherrington8344]

Maybe it's hell

[@DynamoMan-js3cy]

Its mind boggling that in space sound does not propagate due to the lack of an atmosphere and yet sound can be generated by our ever improving technology. Absolutely impressive

[@jonathonstorjohann9030]

Just hearing the audio is impressive to me. The sun was a big thing I liked learning about when I was a kid. I forgot to mention the sounds are bizzare but true. Thanks for this video.

[@allwheeldrive]

Makes me feel a bit better about being so far away from our sun :). Great video. Thanks!

[@hipjoeroflmto4764]

Not for long .😏

[@MinasTsambanis]

The first 2 recordings gave me the impression that the probe was going through extreme forces and the hull was streching as it was withstanding extremely savage hits from their power.

[@PatriciaHillman670]

That's freaky but amazing at the same time. Wow!!! 😮

[@kimberly-annedixon]

Fascinating and mysterious at the same time. Our sun never stops to amaze us. Great video as always!💐

[@cherrylove3656]

All this designed by an intelligent mind. praise him don't deny him the holy spirit.

[@jyotidas2734]

Calcutta/India=sr.citizen= Unimaginable things/dreams made to happen in reality, to enjoy sounds etc. by the help of modern scientific technology.Not will be able/ like to enjoy these again in my life, as it is more than ghostly affair. THANKS to channel for the video.

[@gloryBE-o1w]

hope it never goes out

[@deah5264]

That is so interesting! I have always been fascinated with space and what's out there. With todays technology we are able to see and hear planets up close and personal. Amazing video!

[@davinawonderling9361]

Yes, Deah, space is amazing 🤩. I have always been fascinated by it and everything in it. The solar wind really does sound like, well, wind 😊

[@abelis644]

Get into Astronomy. Look up your local astronomy club, they will help you out. It's such an amazing hobby. Amateur astronomers can find new celestial objects and contribute to Science on many ways!!! Good luck.

[@nikolasparadis7722]

Whaaaaa! Sincerely, this vid captivated me beyond all understanding, and frankly I don't know why, way more then anything I viewed since certainly a couple of years now. What else can i say except a big thank you. So.... thank you 😂😂!

[@AGDinCA]

That last bit of audio really drives home just how much microscopic dust exists in space. Fascinating!

[@ramachandra776]

Great information as always thanks . It is actually the chirps and squeaks of recording 4 and 5 which were unsettling . Recording 1 and 2 were close to hurricane .

[@ginabatts6060]

Awesome 👏🏽🌞

[@kennethneece4838]

WOW!😮😮😮 Sometimes those solar wind sounds are somewhat kind of creepy sounding, but kind of interesting sounding as well!

[@Dj1Crook]

Amazing video as always. Sounds so eerie and almost alien like

[@pamfuller7130]

I was astonished by these sounds of our sun! Very cool!🎉

[@vancenichols9490]

Pretty weird but not unlike what we experience from sound pressures we detect with our ears on earth! This is very interesting to see the symmetry of natural phenomena from one part of the creation to another! Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@IAM-iv1oz]

As a trained Audio Engineer hearing the Sun was a dream come true in my life. Thank you for this.

[@elishaforrester1150]

Idea...remix the house of the rising sun with actual sun sounds 🤔

[@zlpatriot11]

Great video as always V! The sun will now haunt my dreams haha. Keep up the great work. Love your videos!

[@GreyWolfDawn]

Ah the music of the spheres 😊 life is such a glorious thing when you let go of the tiny things you worry about and let yourself be in awe for a little while. Like a kid again, everything looks amazing and new. Love this, very deep.

[@juha-petrityrkko3771]

The visuals were very highly time-compressed according to the time stamps. If the same applies to the sound clips, never forget to mention the speed-up coefficient. Contrary to that, the timing ruler of the sonograms suggested a real-time sound. Thank you for posting the recording.

[@ComaTwin]

We live comfortably inside our blue cocoon, mostly oblivious of the extent of extreme hostility in the space surrounding us.

[@swayjaayy5495]

Nome of us on this planet can even fathom the incredible power of our universe. We can try and measure it but we truly dont know. One thjng ghat has k ik nd of always put things in perspective for me is the stpry that some of the navy men that saw the Castle bomb explosion got on their knees and started praying and wept in fear

[@marleyboy7732]

I alwaysed assumed the sun would sound alot like numerous nuclear explosions. Definitely learned something new.

[@elleni-41]

Just came from another v101 video..🤣🤣..of the solar system.. I absolutely love this channel.. always loved astronomy n science..

[@V101SPACE]

I'm glad you enjoy my videos! V

[@elleni-41]

@@V101SPACE ..ive seen most of them.. how can u not be interested in things u will never see wth ur own eyes..its absolutely fascinating!

[@hydrostatic8048]

I would love it if you made me sandwich.

[@freddyjosereginomontalvo4667]

Awesome channel with awesome content and great quality as always say 🌍💯

[@siamakalaei1148]

❤❤❤ thanks for nice videos and best wishes ❤❤❤

[@orionsuniversepart2932]

Gee, that first “audio” recording of the ferocious solar wind sure did sound like a raging storm just blasting out of the sun!

[@bobinpune]

*Or somebody trying to learn the flute for the first time!* 😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@GammaScorpio]

So old 80s movies that used these sound effects are spot On! 👌 I recall that one Dark Star, a ship that blows errand planet and the space made the hull of the ship to sound like that...

[@usr7941]

Or they use the same sound effects 🤣

[@dandywaysofliving]

Doctor who tardis screech

[@jacquejackson6989]

Totally mind blowing!! What a time to be alive and experience and witness such things

[@microraptorguyxu_et_al2431]

Thank you so much for this educational video. Never thought Sum could have such eerie "voices", I loved first three sound recordings, they could be used as inspiration for a horror movie

[@mintyprductins9645]

Mhmm, I also watched this at night alone in a dark room not expecting it to be creepy

[@fantomghost6213]

Absolutely amazing that we have the technology to hear this. Thanks for the video!!

[@THEYCANTSTOPME]

Even tho it's not the actual sound it's close enough for us to get a close to actual sense of the audio.

[@corpsewytchdannii]

The footage too. You can aee the planets of our solar system but also you can just make out the center of our Galaxy. Incredible.

[@lyomadishny]

Spectacular and quite informative: the Sun in the form of a source where the very electricity that charges the Earth is born! Good job!

[@OCRay1]

Pretty much how I’d imagine Hell sounding like.

[@TBRGo2Sl3ep]

Got me out here like "..... yup..... that thing's evil......"

[@anndra1160]

Just what I was thinking! Creepy! 😮

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

Sound like eternal pain of souls of hell

[@HelenPrado-o8s]

I was thinking the exact same thing

[@sparc77]

Very good analogy. Having been through a couple of hurricanes, this is very similar to how they actually sound.

[@melvincoleman595]

To me it sounds normal. Growing up in Louisiana and hearing hurricane’s several times and even tropical storms yearly.

[@t-jh4236]

Melvin. The recordings are not taken from the bayou my friend. That's why they are interesting and eerie.

[@t-jh4236]

Oh. I forgot to mention. Look up 901 Mystic Village Lane in Seabrook TX. That's where my wife and I lived when Harvey sat on top of us. Look how close we were to the ocean and try to imagine what we must have went through. Since we are on the topic of hurricanes.

[@adalbertoramirez3151]

Hurricanes? Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria each one category 5 and they came one after the other. They came in a spam of one weeks. Everything fell apart. No access to the roads.Not one store open,nothing opened. No gas station, no fast food, no corner stores,no bakerries,no running water. I thought that I knew what hungry was, but back then I learned that hunger is not hunger if you know when you will be able to eat. Real hunger is having an empty stomach and having your loved ones been hungry and you don't know when the next plate of food will appear

[@youngjayzgh.]

This platform deserves accolades. Very educative and entertaining 🥰😍

[@abimbolaglorious1753]

Thanks for your efforts in bringing this to us.

[@TheGoldenBloodInitiates]

The sun is talking to the planets and the planets are talking back. It's beautiful to recognize how alive our celestial bodies truly are

[@bs7157]

i think all these are so fascinating to watch and listen to. it's brilliant to think all these sounds and sights are coming from these planets and no one even realizes it, or can't even hear them. but thanks to your brilliant sound recordings and technology you can make it all possible for us. thank you. 🙂👍

[@deinklopapier809]

Very interesting! Thank You!!!

[@Aries_Of_Fire_1971]

Thanks for this video! You have been able to cover a complex matter in a short presentation about this incredibly magnificent "sun melody". I subscribed to your channel! Great job!

[@ronaldlebeck9577]

I have copies of recordings of whistler waves and such. TO me, they're not scary as far as just listening to them. Jupiter makes some interesting noises (scaled down for our ears to hear). I've noticed how a lot of "sounds" from various plasma frequencies and other signals from stars, planets, etc., make all sound as if we're listening to them through a cardboard tube (like holding the empty tube from a roll of paper towels to your ear). I don't know if that's a product of the process of making plasma waves into sounds or is it a property of the waves themselves. There are all sorts of "sounds" out there, waiting to be heard. :)

[@RationalMinded]

This is insane, wow. So eerie, thanks for sharing.

[@foxmind2490]

Hauntingly beautiful is the only way I can think to describe it. I love this!

[@michaelmellon6851]

They are indeed strange, yet fascinating. Love your channel, by the way.

[@valeniusthekat]

Chandra Labs actually put a record out called Universal Harmony. Taking a bunch of structures (nebula, star clusters, galaxies, etc etc) and put them to sound. VERY interesting and very meditative 🥰👍

[@QuartzGhost]

“What did they hear?” I bet they heard sounds

[@josephpacchetti5997]

Bizarre indeed, From what I understand an instrument called the Solar Probe Cup, collects particles from the suns atmosphere, I was not aware of these sounds until I watched this amazing video,{twice} you knocked it out of the park on this one V, thanks to the entire crew on this excellent video. 👍

[@ssherrierable]

What entire crew?

[@mikedemayo5780]

This was a dope video well done thanks

[@Gcock]

The real beauty is in the 1st sound clip/video - an amazing view of the Milky Way Galaxy. Incredible picture and literally impossible to miss, even to the untrained eye. Almost as if the Galaxy was posing for a selfie. *actually shows up 2 times in the 1st recording *

[@karenjarrett8904]

The sounds were fascinating, thank you for sharing this information.

[@EdwardSeymour-v7j]

Fascinating video… thanks!

[@TudorOwen50s]

Fascinating but not scary in my opinion... But I love this video as we learn about our closest ⭐. Love the narration and level of detail in each video as always. 👍👍👍👍👍 (Five likes 😁)

[@jackdipasquale8199]

It's incredible and magnificent all the variables that have to be right for us to exist. The picture of the earth deflecting the solar winds was breathtaking, we could be fried at any moment.

[@jumbo8996]

Fascinating stuff. 🙏

[@purnimaamin4085]

It would be naive to think that sweet, melodious sounds coming out from a giant fireball that's been around for billions of years. Obviously the sounds will be very weird. The design and strength of probe is beyond fantastic.

[@rainabanks7797]

Russia is about to Nuke america! Jesus is coming back just in time to get his church! Except Jesus into your heart before it's too late! If you are left behind do not get the mark of the beast which is a chip that goes in your hand or in your forehead and you cannot buy food without it, Jesus said if you get this you will go to hell, and do not worship the Beast or you will go to hell, trust in Jesus like you trust in a parachute ask him into your heart God bless, America is going down!

[@thomasrobinette3227]

I don't understand your first sentence.

[@purnimaamin4085]

​@@thomasrobinette3227 don't u understand English?🙄

[@thomasrobinette3227]

@@purnimaamin4085 I do. But it seems like an incomplete sentence. It would be naive to think..... what? Naive to think sweet? I don't get it

[@thomasrobinette3227]

@Tiger era no. The first sentence makes zero sense

[@evrettej]

The sound is so chillingly awesome. It reminds me of something I would hear on a twilight zone episode. So cool. 😎

[@LorrieAMoffatt-nh1tm]

AWESOME VIDEOS!!! MORE PLEASE!!!🌹

[@ChloeASMR91]

WOW!! those first few clips were creepy got the chills i did not know the sun sounded like that imagine if you were to hear that 24/7 in your ear it would drive you nuts

[@harshajay6671]

Thank you so much bringing such a interesting scientific information about sun 🌞.

[@theloveyourfacegal2773]

Cool thanks for sharing 😊

[@donovanpeters5764]

So I have a theory on what has been called sky quakes,people around the world have recorded humming sounds,grinding sounds and trumpet sounds coming from the sky,could theses sounds possible be solar winds from the sun hitting,bending the magnetosphere due to it becoming weak with time?🤔

[@Justforalaugh]

I was thought a piece of sand going that fast would blow threw solid steel, so how can the satellite with hold such speeds of debris?

[@GINALYNENRIQUEZ]

This was so creepy but thank you for the information

[@louiez.9748]

Amazing and terrifying at the same time.

[@kanohane]

What are the bright dots at 5:27?

[@niluferylmaz8707]

Stars

[@curtistolman5830]

Many times in this video, you proved the sun is an electric transformer. The photosphere of the sun and the anode in an old TV set are the same. A boiling pot of water doesn't have anything to do with the photosphere of the sun.

[@Sp_416]

Those sounds are…out of this world!

[@Imjustacatlady]

This makes me glad there isn't enough objects in space to bounce the sound around from the solar winds. 😀

[@Imjustacatlady]

Imagine hearing this all day starting at the crack of dawn lol.

[@hydrostatic8048]

Scientists say there is enough adipose tissue from western women's butts to reverberate sound 56 million light years away.

[@crommy3118]

If there was you would actually hear an incredibly loud constant sound at all times. Even from earth. Good luck sleeping

[@lp712]

You mean you’re glad space is a vacuum making it so there’s no medium for sound to travel through in order to be heard?…. Objects in space have nothing to do with sound being “bounced around” and heard…

[@tonylopez4757]

The video is awesome, but I have issues with the misleading title. Here’s why: in the vacuum of space, there is no air (or any other medium) to carry sound waves, so you wouldn't hear the solar wind as a sound like we do on Earth. However, spacecraft like the Parker Solar Probe can detect the effects of solar wind using various instruments. For instance, they can measure electromagnetic waves or plasma waves created by the solar wind interacting with the Earth's magnetic field. These signals can be converted into sound waves that we can listen to, but they aren't "natural" sounds in the way we experience them on Earth. So, while we can create audio representations of these phenomena, they aren’t sounds produced in the same way sounds are on our planet. It's more like translating electromagnetic data into sound for us to understand or visualize the interactions occurring in space. Thus, they aren’t "real sound recordings"-just audio representations of these phenomena-because there is no sound in space.

[@hottub2249]

Amazing!

[@OGEGODBYANNAPOLIS]

When I hear the sounds it's like the sun is telling us "hey don't come here, it's seriously hell"

[@Kevin-mz1ni]

Very intersting. Imagin being able to here upclose to such a phenomina?