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Listen to the Sun. The sound the sun makes gives us clues to what is happening inside it.

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Lukian 8 July 25
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to first order it is an fft (faux fourier transform).. mapped into pseudospace it is a chaotic orbit around an attractor.it gives us an understanding of the size of the reactive core. HBT tells us how correlated the photonic emiter is.

JohnBeret Level 5 July 28, 2018
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This is a sound that we gave the sun by using it's vibrations, or I quote, "It's jiggles".

Hathacat Level 9 July 25, 2018

I know... jiggles teehee!
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I hope you continue to post ways we can listen to astronomical objects. I was going to reply with the sounds from Enceladus but remembered you already posted it. Are there more examples out there?

vcg1234 Level 7 July 25, 2018

I posted one with the sounds of each planet in one video in the past as well. Maybe we can post each object separately?

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