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#ESA has published a 'Sonification' of #ESAEuclid's image of the Messier 78 star forming region. Sound from an image of the Universe - how does that work?
Here are explanation and sonified image: https://www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Videos/2024/12/Cosmic_jingles_listen_to_Euclid_s_image_of_M78
#astronomy #space #music #art #astrodon
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Screenshot of ESA's 'sonification' of the M78 star forming region.
Here is an instrument I built a while back. It's a 6 string fretless lute.
You play it with a feather (old appalachian dulcimer trick).
Tuned A,C,D,G,D,A
Enjoy the jam!
@AkaSci Nuns & early computers: Apparently a better match than you'd probably think 😁 here's sister Irene O'Connor basically inventing hipster electronica about 4 decades ahead of time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7wtoMnY92A #music
(OK, I know there were lots of electronic music pioneers in her time, but c'mon, would you listen to that & think "Nun!"? I think she earned a little hyperbole)
Shot: guy tapes 10k Chicago area indie live shows, doesn't know what to do with em
https://interactive.wbez.org/curiouscity/taping-guy/
Chaser: put em on the Archive of course https://archive.org/details/aadamjacobs
57 years ago, Jocelyn Bell detected a series of strange, repeating radio signals.
Her finding led to the discovery of pulsars. It also inspired the iconic cover of Joy Division's first album.
https://www.cam.ac.uk/stories/journeysofdiscovery-pulsars #science #art #music #astronomy
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Images: the first detection of radio signals from CP1919 was on 6 August 1967, although the pulsed nature was not suspected at this time. The first observation of pulses was on 28 November 1967. Images courtesy of Churchill Archives Centre.
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Charts from Harold D. Craft Jr’s Ph.D. dissertation “Radio Observations of the Pulse Profiles and Dispersion Measures of Twelve Pulsars”
Jungle is massiveeeeeee!
(It will be later, as will Techno and some dirty dirty basslines)
You ain't ever gonna stop me going out and partying.