Earth's cries recorded from Space!!!!!!!

[iDenTiTy]

Here



Frightening...

 

[kronoSX]

?

 

[medicnick83]

?

Was thinking the same thing but going to actually check the link because anything 'space' related and it grabs my attention.

 

[HavocXphere]

Interesting. Don't see why this is a problem though.

 

[mercurial]

This is nothing new. A while back I watched the video of "cries from Jupiter". It's all science at the end of the day. Interesting though.

 

[iDenTiTy]

Lol. Wasn't a problem..

Just reminded me of Transformers

Uh Oh....

 

[Devill]

Nice post

 

[iDenTiTy]

Nice post

 

[Jonny Two Shoes]

Natural radio waves I can maybe understand but the hum sound, well sound doesn't exist in space :/ So I am a little conffuzzed!?

 

[LCBXX]

Natural radio waves I can maybe understand but the hum sound, well sound doesn't exist in space :/ So I am a little conffuzzed!?

Yeah I agree it is most probably radio waves - sound can't travel in a vacuum.

Oh, and who decided that the sounds are "cries"? To me it sounds like static you pick up when tuning on the AM frequency.

 

[mercurial]

Here's a link for the Jupiter sounds I was talking about http://www.google.co.za/search?hl=en&q=Jupiter+++sounds+++how?&meta=

 

[iDenTiTy]

Yeah I agree it is most probably radio waves - sound can't travel in a vacuum.

Oh, and who decided that the sounds are "cries"? To me it sounds like static you pick up when tuning on the AM frequency.

Space isn't a vacuum...



Space is not entirely weightless...

The sound is freaky hey !!!

Here come the transformers....

 

[Jonny Two Shoes]

Space isn't a vacuum...

I am sure it will vacuum your eyeballs through your nose should your space helmet break

 

[Voicy]

I am sure it will vacuum your eyeballs through your nose should your space helmet break

That would suck

 

[Keeper]

That would suck

pun intended?

 

[werries2]

For all practical reasons, space is a vacuum. It is impossible for sound to travel in space. Radio waves and other waves simply sounds exactly the way we want to interpret them

 

[iDenTiTy]

For all practical reasons, space is a vacuum. It is impossible for sound to travel in space. Radio waves and other waves simply sounds exactly the way we want to interpret them

Wrong. Space is not a vacuum.

 

[eye_suc]

Wrong. Space is not a vacuum.

what is it then? the final frontier?

well thats all fine and dandy as long as i get to ride the enterprise

EDIT: hmmm... interesting

Outer space is the closest physical approximation of a perfect vacuum. It has effectively no friction, allowing stars, planets and moons to move freely along ideal gravitational trajectories. But no vacuum is truly perfect, not even in intergalactic space where there are still a few hydrogen atoms per cubic centimeter.

so i guess saying that space is not a vacuum is like saying that that death is not terminal

...unless by vacuum you mean like Hoover or Big Green Fat Reducing Clean Machine (by George Foreman)

 

[Telkomisaloser]

I heard a bit then this weird human voice came out of nowhere

 

[waynegohl]

this thread reminds me of a UB40 song called the earth dies screaming.