Vela Pulsar with sound. Magic! Finally!

[@Vilverna]

it's terrifying to know the unfathomable power behind that sound

[@Zarrakon]

Chara without fathom

[@lukeuseforce]

@@Zarrakon Unfathomable

[@Persequimur_Umbras]

Chara why terrifying? There will always be the "unknown". The more emotion that is given control of the mind; The less intelligence is able to be used. It is a good idea to studiously and mindfully avoid making any decision when the conscious mind has chosen to be swamped by the Dark Side {fear, anger, hate} or Light Side {joy, happiness, love}, think do I.😅 🌒🌕🌘

[@mortarman3204]

What's really scary is imagining if God was cruel and gave you the ability to hear the entire thing as if it were 1 foot away from your puny human ears and not having them rupture instantaneously. Youd hear the sound equivalent of a billion krakatoa blasts every second.

[@mjames2117]

Yes just incredible energy.

[@brae_t]

One of the scariest yet coolest sounds in the universe.

[@elemental9210]

TRUE I love this fucking star and the sound it makes. If it was in alexas library i would listen to it while trying to sleep.

[@TudominotheGreat]

I call it the Alien Drum Solo

[@exempligratia101]

Perfect for a music composition.

[@enlilly2405]

It's the sound of Shiva's drum

[@avinashveer25]

Damaru...look it up

[@thekeyandthegate4093]

The fact that you can physically see the Jet move in the pictures taken with an area of a light year is mind boggling.

[@gabrielalejandrodoldan4722]

And terrifing

[@detheet]

one day we will harness all that just to make industry and power AC units.. now thats amazing.

[@OK-zo3cq]

@@detheet Armored Core fan spotted 💪

[@rockydoesntsuck8735]

Where's the jet?

[@alexamisty7916]

Ah, space. Electromagnetic waves converted to sound is all we can hear, but it is FREAKIN AWESOME

[@metalgearfox2288]

It’s really cool because anything with a wave we can convert to sound

[@moosey7165]

@@metalgearfox2288 It's not really beneficial to science though as electromagnetic and mechanical waves are two entirely different things. The sound you're hearing is essentially just a picture being run though an algorithm to produce a sound, not the actual pulsar itself. (I THINK)

[@d.a.n1968]

@@moosey7165 that is correct

[@NightRunner417]

@@moosey7165 Don't overthink it. All you need to do is attach a photodiode to the eyepiece of a telescope, feed the output to an amplifier, done. Even vacuum tube photodetectors could easily do the job, circa 1950. In fact, vacuum tube photomultiplier tech has been used for a very long time to count photons from stellar objects in realtime and is perfect for capturing the direct energy of the pulses for any use you like. No computer tech needed whatsoever. Note that this method only works for optical pulsars. For all others, radio telescopes are used to capture the pulses in realtime, but the end result is the same - you can listen to the output directly.

[@hushridrizaev6693]

В Коране сказано про эту звезду Ат Тарик (стучащий)

[@shrappnel21]

Its crazy that what we're observing here, much much larger than our Solar System, is being powered by something half the size of the island of Guam.

[@alexjoss3932]

Absolutely. Actually our brain probably unable to realize to full extent what does 'Jets speed is 0.7c'. For us, basically, it means that this star is "shining" with matter. That's not a 'lava-like stream', it's literally shining with it. Like light.

[@МартинюквАмериці]

Yep

[@Snipurss]

Nes 3 sure thing

[@Immad1337]

@@nes3529 "the knocking star" could literally mean anything.

[@MOTHERFUX1113]

Yeah you comment his comment yet you don’t heart it

[@Agentpman1]

Dang, Vela Pulsar can play the bongos really well!

[@jeffdalisay]

Agentpman1 its not its fast spin

[@darrionxayasith4046]

dalisay jeffrey just stop

[@karmallama4686]

Agentpman1 lol

[@tofu1394]

Super Space bongos now with helicopter.

[@снежный-д8ж]

james dalisay i dont Think dat a Planet can play the bongos

[@Warcrazyness]

Me: I see a quiet pulsar Vela pulsar: *SMASHES FISTS AGAINST DRUMS*

[@misho197979]

The pulsar is mentioned in Muslim's book the holy quran since 1440 years as the tariq star and the tariq word means in arabic a knocking star و السماء و الطارق النجم الثاقب "By the Sky and the Tariq*And what will explain to thee what the Tariq is?(It is) the Star of piercing brightness;There is no soul but has a protector over it."

[@wenzler3052]

Fills the heavens with its beautiful sound.

[@asd8040]

@@domcasmurro2417 he's a Muslim what else do you expect.

[@TeeTee-05]

@@asd8040 it's not just Muslims it's all religions

[@darthball2723]

@@TeeTee-05 this is true

[@ka9225]

Imagine falling into that.

[@shekelsean]

@@leonhood914 o7

[@jessicasalazar65]

Leon Hood 😂😂

[@최줄리아-j4f]

Ouch

[@MinasKetchupie]

It's too hot tho huhuhu

[@mightydestrier231]

You would be pulled towards it and ripped to shreds and your atoms would be cosumed by the neutron star, the star collapsed on its iron core squishing it to the size of A CITY putting the electrons and the protons together creating Neutrons and creating immense gravity to rip anything apart

[@uh6219]

Why am I terrified by this?

[@rib0147]

yeah...same with me

[@victorconway444]

Because even though it's so far away, it's powerful enough for us to hear it.

[@oozly9291]

Some bad Channel name you should be

[@Mandrak789]

Check out millisecond pulsar sounds, Vela sounds almost friendly in comparison.

[@baotrung1393]

it's like a thousand light years away yet we can still pick up the wave and listen to it so clearly. Its absolutely unfathomable the power and how brutal this system is operating...

[@whyamiwritingthisandwhyare6984]

Vela Pulsar: ITS PARTY TIME BOIS!

[@toothpasteman3400]

100th like

[@luvssmau]

127th like😂

[@MoonLyteDX]

*Proceeds to slam fists on bongos 11 times a second*

[@Bruh-cp2bx]

194th like

[@AverageAlien]

Imagine how fast those things must spin. Something that's probably as dense as our sun spinning that fast.

[@amiqai]

1.4 times as dense as the Sun, and only 16 (30km) miles across. That's damn damn damn.

[@siravyaverageyoutuber5802]

The Lyric Destroyer holy hell.

[@LunoRawke]

@@Thaiisyn That is slow compared to some other pulsars.

[@Longshin777]

bruh you're confusing density with mass

[@Longshin777]

@@amiqai mass*

[@harirai3546]

me trying to start my trash car 0:42

[@jonjon452]

😄😄😄

[@karmozijn4831]

how loud is your car?

[@vegan4846]

*trash can

[@jongyuemei]

Unoriginal

[@relativistictilsiter6060]

жигули

[@iijel0e]

what scares me about pulsars isn't the sound it's the fact that something so massive is spinning that fast it gets scarier when one's spinning like 200 times per second something that big spinning that fast? it just scares me

[@nebilm5237]

Not 200 times 700 times is true

[@BlinkinFirefly]

i completely agree, it seems impossible! just...unfathomable. no way anything could survive getting anywhere near that thing. terrifying and yet can't look away!

[@jagjotsinghpawar]

Its not that big its radii is 19.2 km as mentioned in video, however its approximately 1 to 2 solar masses. Thus releasing vast amounts of magnetic radiation.

[@iijel0e]

jagjot singh ye ye, but y'know something that size spinning super fast

[@jagjotsinghpawar]

@@iijel0e yes Quasars are like soup of all crazy phenomenon. They have supermassive blackhole at a core and release pulsating bursts of magnetic energy from poles similar to pulsars. Millions times the mass of sun.

[@SarahAParis]

This is the coolest thing I have ever seen or heard! It's really neat to be able to hear that!😍

[@SIRU3-m7l]

Source: 8 photos taken by Chandra at June Sep 2010 Name: vela pulsar PSR B0833-45 Type: neutron star / binary Distance: 1000 light years Size: ~19.2 km / 12 miles Mass: ~1-2 solar masses approx 1 full turn: 89.33 milliseconds’11.192/second Jets speed: 70% of light speed When made: supernova bursted 10000 years ago Area frame: 1.4 by 1.0 light years Mass of 1 tbsp of star matter:~mass of Everest mountain All of PSR B0833-45 information

[@CosmicBackgroundRadiation01]

Best and most horrifying comment.

[@SIRU3-m7l]

@@CosmicBackgroundRadiation01yeah

[@kikou9212]

Thanks and do you know what IS the fréquency used on radio téléscope to Heard it ? (For exemple 1400 MHz)

[@Banaananananananaman]

The fact that you can clearly see it change with each photo is terrifying. I'm so used to astrophotography being still photos.

[@hiddenguy67]

bros the guy from space engine

[@Litepaw]

There's actually such an insane amount of power in neutron stars that it scares me on a primal level. Imagine being at the bottom of an ocean with like a million times more pressure, in a planet spinning around like 20 times a SECOND. The gravity is strong enough to literally rip all the atoms and molecules in your body to SHREDS and literally force protons and electrons to fuse into neutrons. Just imagine what kinda insane physics goes on in the core of those 💀 It's also possible in theory to have a neutron star that's supposed to be a black hole, but spins around at such an ungodly fast rate that the centripetal force keeps it from collapsing.

[@janibba5839]

amazing Sound

[@ViosgamingRBbro]

“there will be no helicopter sound in space!” 0:39 Vela Pulsar:

[@EternalWisdomAI]

Lord Shiva's Damru sound. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva's damru, a small two-headed hourglass-shaped drum, is associated with the primal sound of creation, or Nada Brahma. The damru's rhythmic beat is said to symbolize the cosmic dance of creation and destruction, and the heartbeat of the universe.

[@madman6962]

I love how these things are so damn fast and scary that we literally have to slow their actual rotation to a crawl in any form of visual representation just so we don't fuck with the viewer. Yes, that thing is roughly twenty miles across and is spinning THAT fast.

[@mooseman6273]

@@oozly9291 just no, no single object is as big as even one light-year across. You might want to fact check yourself before making ludicrous statements. You're saying that this object is 5.879 ×10(to the 14th power) miles across. You're either still in school or you failed science and math class horrendously.

[@mooseman6273]

@@oozly9291 I do in fact know what I'm saying. The comment you replied to stated the size of the pulsar, not the size of it's energy projection. Therefore your comment stating that it is a few hundred light-years across without context is highly inaccurate. Either you're highly mistaken, you need to learn to read better, or you need to learn to phrase your comments better when it comes to science. Whichever of the three it is you are in the wrong and instead of accepting that, you say I don't know what I'm talking about.

[@AmalekIsComing]

Taylor you must be fun at parties

[@ahegaojosuke3250]

@@AmalekIsComing Who the hell is taylor? is that your imaginary friend?

[@AmalekIsComing]

​@@ahegaojosuke3250 no it is your mom

[@jbeamer11tv]

Why does this sound satisfying to me? 🤔

[@mahoneys64]

Your body is made of star stuffs, and has spent much, much more time doing crazy shit like that than being a meaty human.

[@CooManTunes]

Because. Is this a good enough reason?

[@Ankara_pharao]

May be it is somehow similar to heartbeat

[@randomplayz1012]

I’m crying of how beautiful it is

[@CooManTunes]

Shutupfool. You're not crying.

[@vilddsoosksks]

​@@CooManTunesman why you mad?

[@lushiroll]

This isnt beautiful it's fucking terrifying

[@M3sierr]

@@lushiroll i kind of find it cool

[@lushiroll]

@Apeironn87 it's interesting but thinking of the astronomical size and heat it's pretty scary

[@xavierwilliams3076]

0.75 speed. It almost sounds like a song

[@justsomeguywithablackhat138]

Yes lmao

[@overriidee]

it sounds like somebody is laughing like a very creepy laugh

[@xenogorwraithblade2538]

It already does, though. Go look up The Art of Dying.

[@Lotkovkotinet]

0,75

[@streetwiseyoungbull872]

Damn one tea spoon is equivalent to the entire Mount Everest’s mass that impressive and to believe that something as big ass our sun 100000 times bigger than the earth would get squeezed to just a small city maybe even 2 suns in that radius space is fascinating

[@thewolverine5895]

Probably the reason why no one could lift Thor's hammer but only the worthy because his hammer was also made from heart of a dying star means the core of a neutron star.

[@calzman]

I really appreciate the facts you included about the vela pulsar. Neutron stars are extremely fascinating to me.

[@Psyfi85]

Humanity will be able to use pulsars as navigation through the galaxy in distant future. Like the Voyager 1 pulsar map but for real hopefully, they are frighteningly fascinating indeed. Like SGR 1806-20 affecting Earth from 50,000 ly away, it’s truly mind boggling.

[@max-ip8xg]

Wow wow THANK YOU EVERYONE for the invite!!!! I am not an astronomer but a retired pharmacist, I don’t know a lot about how y’all do your AMAZING stuff, but since a child the COSMOS has thrilled and fascinated me have an awesome day

[@slappyfloppy9107]

Me: Hello Vela Pulsar Vela Pulsar: I'm sleeping Vela Pulsar: *Rotating* Me: are you playing drums? Vela Pulsar: NO I"M SLEEPING

[@kevinbarnes9750]

Vela Pulsar: Beat it!

[@playbutton9743]

Why are you trying to ruin my sleep!

[@slappyfloppy9107]

i nearly forgot that i commented this im ashamed

[@doggyz4194]

That pulsar sleeped for 10,000 years 👏

[@احمداحمد-ح5ن4ط]

Me:vela pulsar Vela pulsar:yes Me:what did i say about playing drumbs

[@ferhatkuzu7658]

crab pulsar vs vela pulsar

[@svenbalzer6763]

Poor, brain, plan, shame... ;)

[@nuratiqahirdina9828]

How about bongo?

[@ahegaojosuke3250]

@@sconxx1959 Smart Narancia Smart Narancia

[@shntchkrbrty7893]

HAR har Mahadev it's Shiva damru sound

[@lisadooley3872]

My most favorite sound in the universe

[@dogeowsky]

And they did use it at SCP - Containment Breach. EDIT: I mean the sound.

[@RhysoTV]

The sound for what?

[@human_3217]

@@RhysoTV its a second long ambience sound. Edit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaO7o3d9jNWraZY 26:08

[@roselimachado3458]

And the SCP one is not real

[@Nostalgeek]

Fascinating. :-o

[@f0izan161]

The voice of it shows how much power it has and what its capable of

[@Grubby_Gruicer]

imagine being able to harness the power of a pulsar

[@roman-fo2sk]

would be good for drum and bass mix

[@Jermain-cz4bh]

it'd be a doomsday weapon

[@CooManTunes]

I already do. That's what makes me better than you.

[@Flesh_Wizard]

I'd use it to cook brownies

[@eurasianeyes6391]

Sounds Like A Helicopter

[@sniplax4079]

Yeah except if you saw this flying in the sky you'd be shitting your pants.

[@victorconway444]

Earth would be destroyed before Vela Pulsar could get close enough for us to witness in the sky.

[@omzldn6472]

joshua grant We wouldnt be alive in the first place if space werent a vacuum ngl

[@yamagucci1692]

that is so awsome

[@KnowYoutheDukeofArgyll1841]

kagasune lery I agree with you there on that one. However, I for one would not want to be anywhere near it either. These things are best viewed from a greater distance.

[@scrubclub7138]

Cool, scary, yet beautiful at the same time. Space is quite a marvel.

[@Itsshaunbewarned]

skip to 0:37 if you know what is a pulsar

[@San-jc9dv]

Imagine being hit by one of these rays

[@mrshadow5132]

This just like u have a punch of galactus but 1 billions stronger :)

[@GabePie]

@@mrshadow5132 u would squeeze and be stretched for 2 years

[@309yo5]

@@GabePie bruh in space time thats 20 years

[@GabePie]

@@309yo5 yeah. for short i like to make it two.

[@Polybanial]

It is the definition of “ouch”

[@mellowy411]

is there something wrong with me or is it actually satisfying to hear this

[@UnitedKingdomOfAmerica]

Nobody: Pulsar Star: *GETS A STRIKE AT BOWLING*

[@Guktodaechaeuhwedoro]

When Jesper Svensson throws a bowling ball

[@ballistichorse6221]

Honestly, this sounds exactly how I thought it would

[@tonystephen6312]

1:04 the smokes coming out of the stack as Vela's diesel engine ticks over!

[@Scanner959]

This remnant of a supernova has a powerful sound of 325 DB.

[@Roaming_Loner]

traveling through space then suddenly see a bright light and hear this sound.

[@BruH-lx2uj]

If I were in space and I was on a spaceship and I heard this on my communication stuff I would be like *slams big red button* MISSION ABORT MISSION ABORT

[@pedromariapedro2546]

A good base for Discotheque music

[@TD64]

When i play SCP cb I hear Vela Pulsar sound 0:54

[@immortalanimations2955]

Same, but we still have no answer why did the creator put this sound in SCP: CB

[@TD64]

@@immortalanimations2955 lol yeah... this is quite a old commrnt

[@Thechiefthunder_9]

Thanks for traveling light years with your camera to show us vela Pulsar

[@vnvrchy.]

for those who don’t know what a pulsar is it’s a neutron star rotating to 11-12 times per second and creates a supernova explosion for a while, however a pulsar weighs more than the sun it is most likely to be as heavy as 2-3 suns.

[@kotsaris87]

"creates a supernova explosion for a while" wait what??

[@vnvrchy.]

I did something yeah well i spammed a bunch of words and this is what i got

[@FLS96]

Every click you hear a local day passes in the star. Incredible!

[@pedrofeitoza111]

You know, I can actually imagine a scenario with this. A terryfing scenario. (You are traveling with your spaceship, warp drive fully engaged) On board AI: "Warning: Warp drive malfunctioning. Severe magnetic interference detected." ( You panic, already knowing what it might be. Alarms began beeping as more systems malfunction. You activate the X-Ray analysis, Which has a built-in configuration that makes the data come out as sounds.) (The beating sound appears to mute all the alarms as you realize that your guess was right.) You: Shi- On board AI: Warp drive inoperational... Core desabled. (It's the end.)

[@DocCarpet]

I can't listen to this without thinking of SCP: Containment Breach

[@strangeziga222]

1:05 am i the only one that sees a face?

[@_4025]

No

[@Hanaa_ishere]

You are suffering from a psychological condition called "pareidolia", where your brain interprets what you see as face when it is actually isnt there.

[@rishabhkutty5231]

strange Ziga lol i see an old man smiling at me 😂

[@thesackbotdragon8191]

Is see it I see a face on almost everything O O W

[@Mandrak789]

It's a Jesus

[@brainiac7403]

Ainda bem q ela não está mais próxima da Terra. Imagina uma eternidade com um sound desses nos ouvidos...

[@llawliet666]

Tecnicamente, não seríamos capazes de ouvi-lo por causa do nada no espaço. Ou seja, o som não poderia reverberar e, portanto, não poderia atingir nossos ouvidos.

[@GeneralSirDouglasMcA]

They should have a Dragonball character that makes this sound when he powers up.

[@CoolDude-yg9eq]

Love the sound so much.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jakejiggleball]

Me: *starts hearing sound Also me: *looks out window* And me: *seeing a war happening*

[@gokulkrishm51]

At first i thought my headphones were broken. 😂😂 But it's damn terrifying!! 😳

[@mastanshaik0319]

Absolute ....mealody to a science lover like me! Got goosebumps ...!.....sound which contains immense power and destruction capabilityes!

[@CooManTunes]

Mealody? Not a word. Youmoron.

[@nerosonic]

Every beat of that pulsar are waves of powerful, intense, bone-crushing rays of radiation

[@jamesbarratt593]

One day that might be the way we get our power. Going there light speed to charge up crap or something. Who knows. It’s one huge source of energy. So cool how it flips and stuff

[@GeneralSirDouglasMcA]

12 miles may seem small (nevertheless incredible that something that size could rotate 11 times per second), but it's mass is 1.4 times that of the sun. One teaspoon of Vela Pulsar here on Earth would weigh 10 million tons.

[@Rice-c3p]

0:40 that sounds like a fast gun

[@rubitch]

Who else wants to enter the drum hitting competition? *Vela Pulsar raises hand*

[@PieroMinayaRojas]

Wow, the USA finally created Space Helicopters...

[@NNinja1255]

Piero Minaya Rojas xDDDDDDDDDD

[@jaygjr1986]

No

[@AzaleaAnimations26]

I mean there is a space force, there must be a space copter

[@bnold4472]

I can't get over how fucking cool it is that we can see it in that much detail

[@triplecrosscounter]

Damn I heard that sound in a dream before but the sound was accompanied by red and orange waves

[@jabsjs7076]

Universa :anyone pls sing a song for me i am expanding day by day getting fat vela pulser:trashes

[@regular5k]

Vela Pulsar: BRRRRRRRR Me: Ah SCP ambient sounds

[@DingleBerry1919]

Aye you notice that sound is SCP cb sounds finally I’m not alone

[@Laguito7517]

@@DingleBerry1919 Me too ;)

[@TD64]

When i play SCP cb I hear Vela Pulsar sound 0:54

[@ohhkennny766]

Wow It's 1000 light-years away, That sounds insanely far and it is, But on the astronomical scale it's technically one neighbourhood away

[@thelegendaryphoenix6860]

This is actually unbelievably loud over a 1000 decibels I believe

[@nutcrackernoonan3637]

How do you get sound in the vacuum of space?

[@dogwha3335]

"its just a helicopter sound🤓" People: well....

[@itwasaliens]

Since pulsars are so much smaller than Stars could you build a Dyson sphere around one of those. It would require an enormous amount of less material and would still generate unbelievable amounts of power

[@PaladinFenris13]

Sadly, my Friend, there is nothing that can tame *THAT* Power.

[@muro2904]

That thing would instantly crush that dyson sphere the gravitational force it has is on the verge from making it a black hole

[@Gimothecat]

​@@PaladinFenris13a pulsar is able to anihilate the solar system right ?

[@Flesh_Wizard]

​@@Gimothecatif one flew through the solar system, it would irradiate all of the planets and greatly disrupt the orbits of the planets, and if it collided with the Sun, it would form something known as a Thorne-Ztkow Object which is a star with a neutron star core. Either way, we get irradiated and thrown around lol

[@Gimothecat]

@@Flesh_Wizard oh ok thanks 👍

[@therealtomino]

Looks like a FIRE samba beat

[@seewdshakr]

how can they even get the sound of it XD dang awesome!!

[@richteralexanderhold9798]

Gamer Flozer Radiowaves

[@rotunda_]

it spins 11 times per second, creating a distorting, pulsating sound

[@Juan-eh1pt]

Sound does not travel through space because of the vacuum so they pick up the vibrations that are being emitted across space by any celestial body and turn it into sound

[@mrandrossguy9871]

Juan Lopez Which is the Terrifying part !,

[@WreedTrimmer]

It’s kinda soothing

[@nitindhiman4488]

Everyone is terrifying with sound, and I am kind of super amazed, as in Hindu literatures, it is written in many places that sound in cosmos is generated by Lord Shiva's damru (Power Drum), that all words in existence were actually generate by lord shiva during the creation and This sound resemble the sound of Damru, How the old people came to know the sound of cosmos, with such precision. Its quite astonishing. I am not saying it as religious point of view or belief, but still, its amazing that how people in those time discovered all these amazing things.

[@Noorthia]

nobody in ancient times knew of this sound. Because it is not sound. This is a radio signal converted into sound by intensity. Nothing makes a sound in space.

[@santafucker1945]

They didn't discover anything. You're just making unnecessary comparisons and coming to false conclusions.

[@TheSolidsoundwavesif]

ROCK ON , VELA PULSAR !

[@sunetrasengupta6558]

Abbey ye toh damaru ki awaz hain😮😮😮😮😮

[@shibolinemress8913]

I heard that Mickey Hart (formerly of The Grateful Dead) adapted this and other pulsars' sounds for many of his drum routines.

[@hgxnorton1986]

my roflcopter goes *Vela pulsar*

[@AnalogHorrorNerd]

crab pulsar: I make the best sounds. vela: hold my bear.

[@smallgamesplays4958]

It sounds like a helicopter and a jet powered plane going up and down but you are behind it the whole time... That is insane it really is.

[@yourlocalavgeek72]

1000 light years away... Just imagine how long it took to get these picture

[@su238als]

Vela pulsar: EVERYBODY DO THE FLOP

[@ihateparentalcontrols3400]

hahahahahahahahahhhhaaa

[@furicalors]

0:42 when me was charging my pulsar rifle

[@janibba5839]

Love Astronomie 💓🌟

[@TheInsiderClowns]

Astronomie is german.

[@mperlatti]

This informs as to how a supermassive black hole can spawn with effect an entire galaxy

[@ers1472]

That's actually really horrifying to me I love it but it freaks me the hell out.

[@maistooo]

Imagine flying close to that thing with it spinning so fast like that!

[@SPIRIT1949]

*The gravitation pull that's just below a black holes and the strongest magnetic field known in the universe.. It's only a matter of time before something like this is harnessed to its full potential by some beings out there that know what they're doing in the timeless worlds of space..*

[@Edward_Is_Weird]

Vela Pulsar is a good name for a crazy Metal band.

[@drainedeyes4268]

I dance in worship to this madness

[@qualifium5486]

Anyone from MR SLAV? WOW GG ONLY 6 LIKES.

[@ultrafraze8192]

Yeah I'm a fan of me slav

[@Shibamemeu]

I ruined the 69 (funny number) amount of likes >:)

[@mxod3z373]

me lol i looked very hard to find this LOLLLL

[@raskullsshako]

Vela Pulsar is actually a rapidly rotating neutron star, which is constantly making these noises.

[@AntonGermanReal]

Torn Fabric!!!!

[@AverageIraqEnjoyer]

''Ancient Forgotten Shaolin Skill of Video Editing'' fucking killed me while reading the disc 😭

[@lcxrefuse]

1:08 SCP Containment Breach ambient

[@PikoroxFraxx]

It's scp 3812

[@domnielantipuesto2593]

Nahh who let him use the drum🔥🔥🔥

[@izbemecra1618]

I can do this same sound with the program im used to make music. Also the flanger effect is great.

[@DrPastah]

Based

[@corpsef4iry998]

it looks so happy to be spinning so fast

[@feloniousphil7398]

"So fast" Well, guess what? There's other pulsars that rotate hundreds or maybe even thousands of times per second. Vela Pulsar only rotates at 11 revolutions per second.