Sounds of Saturn
on Nov1 2007No, it’s not a pastiche of a Simon and Garfunkel song. Rather, it’s something I got from KRADICAL at LiveJournal.
The Cassini probe of Saturn has been recording radio emissions from Saturn, which appear to be from auroral activity around the poles. The wonderful folks at the JPL have taken the radio emissions, time-compressed them, and dropped the frequencies to bring them down into human hearing range.
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on Nov1 07That sounds like it would be so cool to listen to, but when I tried the link all I got was silence!
Michele sent me by this time to say hi!
on Nov1 07wow, that’s funky. Neat idea.
on Nov1 07And the sound worked ok for me.
on Nov1 07That is really cool — thanks for the link! I have saved it so that I can listen to it in a week or so when I get audio working on my laptop (long story, don’t ask!)
Michele sent me tonight,
N.
on Nov1 07Amazing and so eerie. Thanks for this!
on Nov2 07? I just heard a sound that resembles the sound of winds pretty much…!?