History A TED two for History of the Universe in Sound: and Sound the Universe Makes:

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The discussion centers around TED talks by Honor Harger and Janna Levin, which explore the sounds of the universe, including phenomena like the ringing of space and the auditory representation of events such as black holes merging and the Big Bang. Participants express enthusiasm for these talks and the opportunity to attend them in person, noting the availability of tickets through the TED website. The conversation also touches on the captivating sounds captured by the Voyager spacecraft, particularly the electromagnetic waves converted into sound from celestial bodies like Jupiter, raising questions about the authenticity and clarity of these signals given the vast distances involved. Overall, the thread highlights a fascination with the intersection of sound and cosmic events, likening it to an artistic experience.
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http://www.ted.com/talks/honor_harg..._campaign=newsletter_weekly&utm_medium=email" Honor Harger

http://www.ted.com/talks/janna_levin_the_sound_the_universe_makes.html" Janna Levin

Ringing of space... then banging on space as a big black hole gobbles a small one...the sound of the big bang... or possibly the sound of multi-verse big bangs...

Enjoy...

Rhody...
 
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Very cool. I really enjoy these TED talks. Thanks Rhody.

I just realized these are talks I'd like to see in person, so I looked. Seems they're open to the public and listed on their site here: http://www.ted.com/tedx

They have an interactive map so you can find talks going on near you and get tickets. I wonder if they sell beer at these events?
 
Thanks for the talks!

Sound from Vela Pulsar. It's like a cosmic rave party!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxrrVYY33V8"

Also one could find all over youtube similar videos of electromagnetism-turned-sound by the Voyager spacecraft of planets in our Solar System. Most of them could be taken as art! Although I'm not sure how authentic they are. I just don't see how we could receive such clear signals from Voyager being so far away. Maybe we have enough information to reconstruct the signals back on earth? Jupiter as an example below. It's just too good to be true!

Jupiter:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3fqE01YYWs"
 
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