LP_AstroIf you were to use this in your own video, credit would be much appreciated since this is not an official release from NASA.
This timelapse made out of images taken by Voyager 2 during it's pass on Neptune. Regarding the sounds, space is technically not a complete vacuum due to solar and interstellar particles which is concentrated in the Magnetospheres of planets it creates a medium which the sound could travel. The sounds we hear is up picked by the PWS or Plasma Wave Subsystem which is capable of detecting oscillations of plasma which is similar in a way that we perceive sound waves.
(Use the , and . or angled brackets to cycle through frame by frame)
Any Low bass thud/gong sound, sharp harmonic tune ending abruptly are caused by Voyager's motor/thruster activation as well as other interferences. Everything else is Neptune's magnetosphere activity. Only alteration I've done to the original sound is removing the 2.4kHz noise to better hear other sounds as well as reducing the dB a bit so it isn't too harsh on the ears.
Apparently this gives people Astrophobia
Sources: University of Iowa Plasma Wave Audio (RAW audio) NASA Ring Moon System Node (RAW images)
Neptune Encounter (With PWS Audio) - Voyager 2 TimelapseLP_Astro2022-08-28 | If you were to use this in your own video, credit would be much appreciated since this is not an official release from NASA.
This timelapse made out of images taken by Voyager 2 during it's pass on Neptune. Regarding the sounds, space is technically not a complete vacuum due to solar and interstellar particles which is concentrated in the Magnetospheres of planets it creates a medium which the sound could travel. The sounds we hear is up picked by the PWS or Plasma Wave Subsystem which is capable of detecting oscillations of plasma which is similar in a way that we perceive sound waves.
(Use the , and . or angled brackets to cycle through frame by frame)
Any Low bass thud/gong sound, sharp harmonic tune ending abruptly are caused by Voyager's motor/thruster activation as well as other interferences. Everything else is Neptune's magnetosphere activity. Only alteration I've done to the original sound is removing the 2.4kHz noise to better hear other sounds as well as reducing the dB a bit so it isn't too harsh on the ears.
Apparently this gives people Astrophobia
Sources: University of Iowa Plasma Wave Audio (RAW audio) NASA Ring Moon System Node (RAW images)
#voyager2 #neptuneReal Sounds from Planets because most are misleading or outright fakeLP_Astro2024-02-10 | Captions will be added later for more context and info. If you have any questions feel free to ask in the comments
Any Low bass thud/gong sound, sharp harmonic tune ending abruptly are caused by onboard interferences from Voyager and everything else from the planet's Magnetosphere activity picked up by the Plasma Wave Science instrument
Sources: University of Iowa Plasma Wave Audio (RAW audio)
#voyager #spacesoundsThe Great Storms - Timelapses of Voyager 1 and Voyager 2LP_Astro2024-02-03 | Closeup images of The Great Red Spot and The Great Dark Spot taken by Voyager probes composed into a timelapse.
Regarding the sounds it is by no means from the storms itself but from the space around the planet, as it is technically not a complete vacuum due to solar and interstellar particles. The Audio we hear is up picked by the PWS or Plasma Wave Subsystem which is capable of detecting oscillations of plasma which is similar in a way that we perceive sound waves.
(Use the , and . or angled brackets to cycle through frame by frame)
Any Low bass thud/gong sound, sharp harmonic tune ending abruptly are caused by Voyager's motor/thruster activation as well as other interferences. Everything else is Saturn's magnetosphere activity. Only alteration done to the original sound is removing the 2.4kHz noise.
If you were to use this in your own video, credit would be much appreciated since this is not an official release from NASA. 00:00 The Great Red Spot 00:57 The Great Dark Spot 1:15 Outro
#voyager #jupiter #neptune #timelapseSaturn Flyby (Colored) - Voyager 1 TimelapseLP_Astro2024-01-23 | Regarding the sounds, space is technically not a complete vacuum due to solar and interstellar particles which is concentrated in the Magnetospheres of planets it creates a medium which the sound could travel. The sounds we hear is up picked by the PWS or Plasma Wave Subsystem which is capable of detecting oscillations of plasma which is similar in a way that we perceive sound waves.
(Use the , and . or angled brackets to cycle through frame by frame)
Any Low bass thud/gong sound, sharp harmonic tune ending abruptly are caused by Voyager's motor/thruster activation as well as other interferences. Everything else is Saturn's magnetosphere activity. Only alteration done to the original sound is removing the 2.4kHz noise.
If you were to use this in your own video, credit would be much appreciated since this is not an official release from NASA.