A neutronstar is typically 10-20km in diameter, yet can spin more than 100 times every second. I'm no math wizard, but rotating that fast, would make the speed of their surface pretty wild!
I have watched every video of yours at LEAST 5 separate times and you are by and far my favorite youtuber - I wanted to thank you for the countless hours you've spent creating and providing near perfection multiple times over, so I wanted to make a small gesture of appreciation at a point that I could afford to. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the kind words and the generous donation! I do try to make the videos re-watchable and it's good to know you enjoy them so much! 🙏💙
@@SEA heck it's the least I can do! U know you always respond even though U know I don't expect it. It's really cool and sets you apart from the rest! Your a good man SEA thanks!
With the distance between stars couldn't a type of dark or unseen matter absorb enough to make it seem like white noise? Less than a few centuries ago we began to see the limitations of what we hear and see.
I'm blind and my favorite sounds are the radio waves and electromagnetic recordings. The images are cool but there's nothing like hearing actual radio / em waves converted to sound directly. Thank you!
Check out history of the universe bud and you'll see real fast he has some serious competition, and I say that while SEA was my first space asmr, so give hotu a look
No exorbitant drama, just letting the science be the entertainment. Please continue doing what you do. Your videos mean a lot to many people. . We need this in this day and age.
Emphatically mesmerising & educational content which should be a staple of both primary & secondary schools to help stem brain rot & lengthen attention spans. Bravo once again Sea!
Am I the only one who thought for a brief moment that those skin flaps were something *completely different* than an ear at 1:28? Also, absolutely love your videos. Best Space-RUclipsr out there!
SEA, you are the best. I have watched all your videos, I love their calming and informative quality. This one takes the cake. Two things I love most, music and astronomy. Made by my favorite astronomy channel. Love you man. If I wasn't broke AF I would donate instantly. This is just beautiful. The Universe is speaking to us in a wonderful language.
Space is such a fascinating, terrifying, and yet ethereal thing. It is both extremely beautiful and extremely deadly. Never thought sound would play a part in that dichotomy
Superb video SEA. Amazing content. Keep them coming. Hearing all these different space sounds is like walking through a dense jungle and hearing all sorts birds and insects . Now imagine hearing the sound of a supernova explosion
Cool fact I just recently learned; you have no sound sensors in your body. What you have is a touch sensor with a special configuration to amplify the signal at specific frequencies meaning your hearing is just the most sensitive way for the world to touch you.
The thing about sight and sound is they are subjective qualitative phenomena that exist as a manifestation of our own brains. They don't exist outside of our own heads but our derivative of information we receive from the external environment via sensory apparatus. Who are we to say some other hypothesized entity might not be capable of hearing light?
very true, but haven't we named perceiving light as sight? in a sense, we can see sound through the waveforms and spectrums that represent sound. do our eyes not work as ears for light with a retina as the eardrum, with rods and cones playing the part of cochlear hairs in the inner ear?
@@ats-joonaskolu224 Sure. I think I was making a philosophical comment more than a scientific one. The point being the qualia we associate with sound might be the qualia an alien life form experiences with light. The question of subjective experience deeply intrigues me. It's the basis of our perceived reality and even when we imagine fantastical aliens We typically endow them with the same qualia we ourselves possess. But what if their qualia is something we cannot relate to at all? The way they perceive reality might be completely incomprehensible to us. And what about AI? A machine that can detect and measure electromagnetism might in some sense be able to see vastly better than us, But in another sense is completely blind. It has no subjective experience at all, just data. I'm generally speaking highly skeptical of the way we anthropomorphize AI, with some people already acting like it is sentient, or close to achieving it.
I'm so excited! I'm going to save this for bedtime for maximum effect though. Thank you for all you do for us SEA! There's so many of us who genuinely appreciate your contribution to our lives. 🙂
The work NASA and other institutions are doing in translating these waves into audible frequencies offers a way to perceive space in a way that feels immediate, almost visceral. It’s as if we’re being handed a different kind of “sensory vocabulary” to experience and understand the cosmos. Take “Earth Song” or the Whistler Mode waves, for instance: these aren’t just signals; they’re impressions of phenomena that shape our planet’s interaction with the universe. Sonification gives these signals texture, bringing them closer to how we naturally understand sound while still preserving the alienness of space. What’s especially striking is how this concept of sound in space redefines what we consider to be “silent” or “loud” on a cosmic scale. When we “listen” to space, we’re not just hearing-it’s more like eavesdropping on an endless conversation of forces, energy, and matter. That these recordings, such as gravitational waves detected by LIGO, can be converted into something we can perceive, essentially allows us to reach across the vastness of space and time. It’s a reminder that the universe isn’t indifferent; rather, it’s humming with stories, just waiting to be translated into sounds that our minds and hearts can grasp.
The Voyager one plasma wave science clip (18:42) sounds awfully like a clip I've heard on Star Trek many times. Tricorder or a bridge sound can't quite put my finger on it at the moment
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Breakfast on me brother, WELL DONE!!
I like people like you
Good decision ❤
Wow this is insane generosity!! Thank you so much for this incredibly kind donation 🙏💙 😊
@@ier-z3lnot everyone is stupid
@@theunluckycharm9637 Sorry I was exposed to too many 1IQ people, now I probably underestimate others...
Still cool video...
How did you donate?
A neutronstar is typically 10-20km in diameter, yet can spin more than 100 times every second. I'm no math wizard, but rotating that fast, would make the speed of their surface pretty wild!
It's about 6.2 thousand km/s
Its honestly mind boggling
Even the visual representation of that very process is no where near what it probably is in reality! I love our universe!
@@gibthegrey2214 For some known as 6200
A neutron stars IMMENSE mountains are only a 2cm tall.
I have watched every video of yours at LEAST 5 separate times and you are by and far my favorite youtuber - I wanted to thank you for the countless hours you've spent creating and providing near perfection multiple times over, so I wanted to make a small gesture of appreciation at a point that I could afford to. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the kind words and the generous donation! I do try to make the videos re-watchable and it's good to know you enjoy them so much! 🙏💙
@ SEA Always a good day when U drop a video brother! thanks again.
And a massive thank you to you for your amazing, continued and sustained generosity and support for the channel over these many years 😊🙏💙
@@SEA heck it's the least I can do!
U know you always respond even though U know I don't expect it.
It's really cool and sets you apart from the rest!
Your a good man SEA thanks!
Amazing video, as always.
"...if space were not a vacuum, the entire universe would be deafened by the sound of the stars" -Gene Wolfe
With the distance between stars couldn't a type of dark or unseen matter absorb enough to make it seem like white noise? Less than a few centuries ago we began to see the limitations of what we hear and see.
I'm blind and my favorite sounds are the radio waves and electromagnetic recordings. The images are cool but there's nothing like hearing actual radio / em waves converted to sound directly. Thank you!
Cool to hear your perspective.
how did you type this or for that matter, choose this video without seeing the title...?
@@gavriloking5637 umm maybe they have a caretaker?
@@gavriloking5637Only very few blind people actually see nothing 😊
@@gavriloking5637 Insensitive and ignorant comment.
Here we go, a great evening just started. Thanks SEA!.
OMG !!FINALY another SEA master piece !!!!!
Hell rell
bro is one the goats at universal videos on youtube
Check out history of the universe bud and you'll see real fast he has some serious competition, and I say that while SEA was my first space asmr, so give hotu a look
Found the fetus.
@@The_Pariahokay unc ☠️
Thanks, SEA 🎉
Thanks!
Last episode set a record, i watched that one over 20 times i think. Thanks again for this awesome content friend, hands down the best on RUclips ❤
As someone who has been here since the GD content days and who has recently become fascinated with space, this is certainly awesome!
Exasperation 3 😔😔😔 miss those days man
No exorbitant drama, just letting the science be the entertainment. Please continue doing what you do. Your videos mean a lot to many people. . We need this in this day and age.
this isnt science you dummy
remember you from your GD days when you said you wanted to pursue other types of content, so happy you did that
oh boy, a SEA video,
I click.
I watch.
I listen.
I enjoy.
Best Astronomy channel no doubt, I just want to say I very much enjoyed the sounds Uranus makes
Oh, you'll love mine 🍑
No shit i lost my virginity wearing a SEA shirt
SAMEEEEE
Just want you to know that the time and effort you take to list out the sources is noticed and appreciated!
The black hole still gives me chills. It’s like hearing life getting sucked into the void 💀
The evolution of your channel is amazing, from GD to Space🔥
Bravo! Please release more. You are the best space documentary
Emphatically mesmerising & educational content which should be a staple of both primary & secondary schools to help stem brain rot & lengthen attention spans. Bravo once again Sea!
I love your videos man, the quality is insane, genuinely feels like I'm being told stories and learning at the same time
Am I the only one who thought for a brief moment that those skin flaps were something *completely different* than an ear at 1:28?
Also, absolutely love your videos. Best Space-RUclipsr out there!
You’re not the only one. I was going to comment but thought it might be a little low-brow for this audience. Glad I wasn’t the only one.
Confirmed
Yup!
Judging by the transition being used that was 100% on purpose too
SEA, you are the best. I have watched all your videos, I love their calming and informative quality. This one takes the cake. Two things I love most, music and astronomy. Made by my favorite astronomy channel. Love you man. If I wasn't broke AF I would donate instantly. This is just beautiful. The Universe is speaking to us in a wonderful language.
Criminally underrated video
I love how I don’t notice time pass when I watch SEA
Been having a rough few months, just started looking up though, and there’s a new SEA vid.
hell yea
aw yeah, new sea video, gonna be a chill day
As a sound nerd, I love this!
not much of a sound nerd if you dont realize how fradulent this video is
Evening plans changed as of this posting!! 🌌
Super excited about you & your teams’ research! 🛰️
You know it’s going to be a good night when you pull up YT and see a new SEA vid.
this is really nice to watch on a 2c-b comedown. thank you so much i love the sounds
You went above and beyond with the visuals this time! Looks so noice!
Sea, I've been here since the gd days and i love your space videos keep it up!
Today is a good day when SEA uploads a new vid~
For me this is the best documentary channel ever existed
Space is such a fascinating, terrifying, and yet ethereal thing. It is both extremely beautiful and extremely deadly. Never thought sound would play a part in that dichotomy
Another awesome video from my favourite channel, keep up the great work SEA!
Nice, have something to sleep to later.
And tonight I shall sleep well !
Bro, you are the man!
Always happy for these uploads!!
William Basinski made an album based on the sound from a black hole collision recorded by LIGO
Great one once again! The sleeping aid we all needed, space is fascinating especially for pisces.
Sitting here on a Sunday evening watching another incredible video by my favorite channel , SEA , thank you Maestro 👍
Thank you so much. As per usual, terrific content!
Here I was, thinking I was going to have another mediocre evening... until SEA posted a new video!
Loved this sonification, extraordinary stuff, many thanks SEA.
Man, what a cool video. Really appreciated this one!!
That was amazing. So much I didn't know about the sound of the universe.
It's always a banner day when a new SEA video drops! Thank you so much for all you do, I recommend you to everyone I know.
Incredible video as always ❤
This video went on so many directions; I was especially surprised w/ 26:20 ❤️🤗🌌
17:20 was my favorite part and it will always be funny no matter how old i get!
I think these might be the best videos of this type I’ve been seen, they’ve had me sucked in since I was in school.
The bloops of the mergers is so funny to me
Always good to hear from you❤
it’s nap time on a sunday, and this will be my sleep anthem for the next few weeks
Perfect! Ive been very interested in this.
Spectacular addition to your channel. =)
Omg… 20:10… the first pulsar discovered has a period of 1.337 seconds… that is so perfect! 🤩
Another exquisite presentation. Thank you.
I always sleep listening to some of your videos or some rain noise. This one is not going to be on the list because they are terrifying!
Absolutely love this channel, SEA FTW
Awesome. Back with some extra bed time sleep goodness
Thanks again for another video!
SEA with a new video! I'll be sleeping like a rock tonight.
Superb video SEA. Amazing content. Keep them coming. Hearing all these different space sounds is like walking through a dense jungle and hearing all sorts birds and insects . Now imagine hearing the sound of a supernova explosion
Cool fact I just recently learned; you have no sound sensors in your body. What you have is a touch sensor with a special configuration to amplify the signal at specific frequencies meaning your hearing is just the most sensitive way for the world to touch you.
The thing about sight and sound is they are subjective qualitative phenomena that exist as a manifestation of our own brains. They don't exist outside of our own heads but our derivative of information we receive from the external environment via sensory apparatus. Who are we to say some other hypothesized entity might not be capable of hearing light?
very true, but haven't we named perceiving light as sight? in a sense, we can see sound through the waveforms and spectrums that represent sound. do our eyes not work as ears for light with a retina as the eardrum, with rods and cones playing the part of cochlear hairs in the inner ear?
@@ats-joonaskolu224 Sure. I think I was making a philosophical comment more than a scientific one. The point being the qualia we associate with sound might be the qualia an alien life form experiences with light. The question of subjective experience deeply intrigues me. It's the basis of our perceived reality and even when we imagine fantastical aliens We typically endow them with the same qualia we ourselves possess. But what if their qualia is something we cannot relate to at all? The way they perceive reality might be completely incomprehensible to us. And what about AI? A machine that can detect and measure electromagnetism might in some sense be able to see vastly better than us, But in another sense is completely blind. It has no subjective experience at all, just data. I'm generally speaking highly skeptical of the way we anthropomorphize AI, with some people already acting like it is sentient, or close to achieving it.
I enjoyed this so much I played it back to back.
8:30 sounds like the creatures in pitch black that use sound location to see!
Oh mr sea1997 we’ve missed you
Thank you for a fascinating video!
SEA banger let's goooo
23:55 Gibbon communication started 🫣
1:28 that is 100% not what I first thought it was 😅
glad i wasnt the only one 😆
lovely stuff, thanks SEA
Another excellent production and video!!
Another great video
Now this is FRESH
Glad to see another video!
This was far more interesting and educating than I thought (when I saw the title). Thanks a lot for another well made video.
I'm so excited! I'm going to save this for bedtime for maximum effect though. Thank you for all you do for us SEA! There's so many of us who genuinely appreciate your contribution to our lives. 🙂
What I find amazing to believe is the amount of power that was Produced, and it's only measured by such a small.
Sound
Ive been waiting on this for months.
The work NASA and other institutions are doing in translating these waves into audible frequencies offers a way to perceive space in a way that feels immediate, almost visceral. It’s as if we’re being handed a different kind of “sensory vocabulary” to experience and understand the cosmos. Take “Earth Song” or the Whistler Mode waves, for instance: these aren’t just signals; they’re impressions of phenomena that shape our planet’s interaction with the universe. Sonification gives these signals texture, bringing them closer to how we naturally understand sound while still preserving the alienness of space.
What’s especially striking is how this concept of sound in space redefines what we consider to be “silent” or “loud” on a cosmic scale. When we “listen” to space, we’re not just hearing-it’s more like eavesdropping on an endless conversation of forces, energy, and matter. That these recordings, such as gravitational waves detected by LIGO, can be converted into something we can perceive, essentially allows us to reach across the vastness of space and time. It’s a reminder that the universe isn’t indifferent; rather, it’s humming with stories, just waiting to be translated into sounds that our minds and hearts can grasp.
WAIT THAT REMINDS ME OF THE GAME SIGNAL SIMULATOR 11:17
How cool it would be to see and hear some of these fantastic places in the universe
The Voyager one plasma wave science clip (18:42) sounds awfully like a clip I've heard on Star Trek many times. Tricorder or a bridge sound can't quite put my finger on it at the moment
That’s what I was thinking too!
FINALLY we can sleep again! Omg we wait SO long for your next video!
Chorus waves reminded me of the sound of one of the enemies in the phantom ship on Super Mstroid
Thank you sea 🫡
ultra-cool af
"The sound of silence".. ♡
Omg new SEA video!
As always your topics are to die for and extremely well executed. I am from india and am your ardent fan.
Omg my dogs are very interested in this particular video - fascinating topic, as always 👍🏻 thank you x