What does music sound like in space? | We The Curious

Part 1 of 2 Could you form a band on another planet? Do things sound different on other worlds? What would Martian music be like?
We follow musician and planetarium presenter, Nick Bignall on a journey to discover what music might sound like in out of space. We follow him as he seeks the help of physicist, Philippe Blondel to understand sound on other planets.
This video was presented by: Nick Bignall
Produced by: Abdull Nurdin-Hussein
Music: Artlist
Thanks to: Nick Bignall and Philippe Blondel
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Nothing. Sound does not propagate in the vacuum of space.