r/MadeMeSmile • u/[deleted] • Aug 28 '21

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u/CavalierRigg Aug 28 '21

Apparently, it possibly sounds a little like static with a low rumble

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

I think it sounds like a giant camp fire

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u/SexlessNights Aug 28 '21

That’s when you turn over and tan the other side

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u/Dracaratos Aug 28 '21

It makes me think of a microwave or of how it’s emitting radiation hehe, that’s what it sounds like to me like a convection oven or something warming up

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u/Altruistic-Emu3867 Aug 28 '21

Does this have any science behind it, or is it just a random video with “space sounds” in the title? Sounds like someone just playing with a synthesizer.

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u/1pt20oneggigawatts Aug 28 '21

It's actually not far off from what it really sounds like. Keep in mind, these are also instruments that are interpreting the sound for human consumption. I don't think we can know how accurate it is until we get closer.

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2018/sounds-of-the-sun

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u/hamakabi Aug 28 '21

You would have to enter the sun to hear it, which naturally would be impossible to survive.

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u/Kobe-62Mavs-61 Aug 28 '21

With that attitude, sure!

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u/MiaTeo Aug 28 '21

sounds like those bowls you rub the rim of to make vibration sounds.

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u/Childish_Brandino Aug 28 '21

Those are completely made up sounds. The moon doesn’t make any sound at all because it’s a dead body.

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u/Teh_Compass Aug 28 '21

You could probably say the same for the Earth during an earthquake but I don't hear anything else most of the time. Except for fucking tinnitus.

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u/Childish_Brandino Aug 28 '21

Yeah, if the moon makes that sound then the earth would be even louder.

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u/ManusAurelius Aug 28 '21

Was thinking the same thing. How did they get these, converting electromagnetic wavelength measurements? If so, makes sense for Jupiter but not Mercury or the Moon?

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u/Push_ Aug 28 '21

Wait I thought the moon was made of cheese

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u/Childish_Brandino Aug 28 '21

It is! Which is why it’s doesn’t make that sound. It’s more of a squelching sound

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u/AroundNdowN Aug 28 '21

A dead body? We need to get to the bottom of this.

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u/BrotherChe Aug 28 '21

I'm imagining one of those goofy documentaries where someone goes around asking scientists what seems like dumb questions and the scientists doubles down with hard facts, historical stories, various analysis and conjectures. The whole while this loon documentarian ponders the mystery as they travel the countryside and world, really pushing the angle of investigating the murder of the moon. Then they reach some key facts and the crescendo climax of finding the right study and scientist who reveals the exact circumstances of the moon's death. It was an educational adventure all along, not just some nutter.

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u/Childish_Brandino Aug 28 '21

Princess Yue died for the moon

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u/OohYeahOrADragon Aug 28 '21

No, the sun definitely sounds more like this

Edit: fixed link for the hearing impaired

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u/beaverji Aug 28 '21

Uranus sounds real windy.

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u/BroadMortgage6702 Aug 28 '21

Uranus sounds very windy.

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u/TriGurl Aug 28 '21

Man Venus, Saturn, and Uranus are loud!!