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Hear Black Holes and Galaxies Sing in These Captivating NASA ‘Sonifications’ – Singularity Hub
In a series of sonifications by NASA, scientists and musicians translate beautiful astronomical images into compelling soundscapes.
The universe is brimming with light that’s invisible to us humans.
The electromagnetic spectrum extends far beyond visible light in both directions. Longer wavelengths include radio waves and shorter wavelengths reach into X-rays and gamma rays.
To study the universe in full, then, we need to extend our eyes. Some telescopes reach into the radio part of the spectrum to penetrate the occluding clouds of dust between us and the center of the galaxy, while others study X-rays from high-energy black…
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