NASA discovered that pressure waves sent out by a black hole caused ripples that could be translated into a note – now they've converted that data into a sound humans can hear.
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I always imagined this is what hell would sound like.
This is by far the most scary sound I ever heart in my whole entire life.
Can’t wait for someone to take this sound and put it into clips from the movie Event Horizon. You know the one. lol
wait till you listen to the sounds of Uranus …
*brap*
poot
Spooky!
Yep, sounds like Halloween without the chains and witches laughing or cackling I suppose LOL
That’s really cool!
The sound of billions of tormented souls…π§ββοΈ
Hell yeah it does .
Sounds like my bowls after eating a greasy poutine.
Of course it would sound this way. Its devouring every living soul in it path. I’d expect the river of lost souls to sound like this too.π
Ah yes. My nightmares in less than 30 seconds
My stomach when diarrhea is about to happenβ¦
Haunting
What we know as sound travels thru the air, if there is no air in space, how can sound be produced?
this is just high amount of neutons and protons colliding
So let me get this straight – blackholes are able to bend time and space with their mere existence, they can devour light itself, they can survive for trillions of years and can swallow entire stars?
How has no one started a religion over these yet? Thatβs literally the closest thing to a lovecraftian horror
If there’s ever an Earthbound remake, this’ll be Giygas’s theme.
This is a song playing backwards.
What song is it?
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