Juno Captures the "Roar" of Jupiter

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
  • NASA's Juno spacecraft has crossed the boundary of Jupiter's immense magnetic field. Juno's Waves instrument recorded the encounter with the bow shock over the course of about two hours on June 24, 2016. "Bow shock" is where the supersonic solar wind is heated and slowed by Jupiter's magnetosphere. It is analogous to a sonic boom on Earth. The next day, June 25, 2016, the Waves instrument witnessed the crossing of the magnetopause. "Trapped continuum radiation" refers to waves trapped in a low-density cavity in Jupiter's magnetosphere.
    For more information, please see: www.jpl.nasa.go...
    Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/Univ. of Iowa

Комментарии • 508

  • @EMurph2013
    @EMurph2013 8 лет назад +326

    Sounds like Jupiter is still rocking dial-up service

    • @DrJuice1
      @DrJuice1 8 лет назад +15

      lol AOL 4.0

    • @Scrazelope
      @Scrazelope 8 лет назад

      It's a gas giant, so you can't even stand on it. I would be scared af to go into that.

    • @johannes.kingma
      @johannes.kingma 8 лет назад +1

      switch on your 9600 Baud modem and logon to the aliens.

    • @TectonnyOrg
      @TectonnyOrg 8 лет назад

      static noise of Jupiter

    • @user-fm3ut3eo5z
      @user-fm3ut3eo5z 8 лет назад +10

      No, it is you who needs to lighten up.

  • @jeffcorsiglia5379
    @jeffcorsiglia5379 8 лет назад +60

    For anyone else who thinks these are sound waves they're not. These are radio waves being picked up by an antenna. You wouldn't be able to hear it. Same way you can't hear radio stations unless you turn on a radio.

    • @topsecret1837
      @topsecret1837 3 года назад +6

      To an extent they are sound waves, but they’re the highly compressed noise of charged subatomic bosons reflecting off of the radio antenna. Like how the shadows coming from a flashlight are a negative image of the perspective of the lightbulb in said flashlight. We’re not seeing nor hearing what the equipment are actually sensing but we are able to convert that data into something we can sense.

  • @taqyon
    @taqyon 8 лет назад +181

    I'm so happy to be alive in this age and so grateful to people and organisations that raise our heads to show us the awesome reality that can embarrass us for our petty arguments down here in the dirt. A future of peace, beauty, adventure and unity is easy of we keep our eyes on what's grand and universal.

    • @shoeshiRoll
      @shoeshiRoll 8 лет назад +4

      Time to lay off that blunt. lol

    • @Everythingisdull
      @Everythingisdull 8 лет назад +2

      +MisfitFourOne Or perhaps it's time you were laid out by one...

    • @GillBearToe
      @GillBearToe 8 лет назад

      +Everythingisdull OOOOHHHH

    • @monos70
      @monos70 8 лет назад

      I'm with whatever he said.

    • @Saludcaserard
      @Saludcaserard 8 лет назад +2

      This is fake planetary noise created by NASA. In reality, you don't have anyway to prove the veracity of their claims. I can be insulted, but still, you can only have "faith" in what they say as it is all impossible to prove.

  • @bilalgrewal29
    @bilalgrewal29 8 лет назад +152

    I just hate how people find reason in hating space. why would 10 ppl dislike this amazing thing.

    • @JaimeValladares00
      @JaimeValladares00 8 лет назад +3

      +CplHicksjr What does Nickelodeon have something to do with this?

    • @theufwik
      @theufwik 8 лет назад

      i do not know but they are allready 19

    • @user-fm3ut3eo5z
      @user-fm3ut3eo5z 8 лет назад +19

      They're probably flat earthers

    • @originalgangsterloc
      @originalgangsterloc 8 лет назад +5

      aliens

    • @Buzzbox3rd
      @Buzzbox3rd 8 лет назад +6

      flat earthers mate dont worry about the idiots :)

  • @stevefink6000
    @stevefink6000 8 лет назад +89

    The fact that us humans can do this is awe inspiring. Keep up the great work NASA, wish I was part of this team (OK, I DO pay my taxes :-) )

    • @johnnie135
      @johnnie135 8 лет назад +1

      I love your comment regarding this NASA project. Yes..., I feel the same way as you do. I would be honored just to turn the light switch on in the office for the scientist that do this amazing research. What really kills me is that space research is only about 50 years old. Like Einstein once said: "Logic will take you from A to B ~ Imagination will take you everywhere." Cheers Steve (I will be thinking of you tomorrow.)

    • @johnnie135
      @johnnie135 8 лет назад

      Awe, the little man/boy lowered himself with a reply. How inspiring. I will bet that you are also a moon landing denier as well. By the way, would you like me to correct the syntax errors, spelling and punctuation in your future replies?

    • @johnnie135
      @johnnie135 8 лет назад

      Who said anything about being gay? Sexuality does not concern me in the least, but people like you truly does irritates me. I cannot fathom the depth of your limit character, as shallow it is, I pity the people that are in your family. You are just words on a screen to me, but you a true embarrassment to everyone that surrounds you. Perhaps there is a forum or a workshop for them to attend and join. Would you like me to help you find a suitable place where these people can find comfort? I would do that for you!
      AND! Oh my, how sad that someone has allowed you to have a computer and a voice? Cyber bullying - is that the best you can do?
      By the way,
      RUclips not 'you tube.'
      Begin a sentence with a capitol letter like this: Moon.
      End a sentence with a punctuation, like this: Moron!
      Lastly, this is a forum for the appreciation for NASA and the amazing work that they do. The engineers, scientist, mathematicians and a myriad of others do their best for mankind just so that some dickhead like you can can abuse the technology that you believe is a figment of every other persons imagination.
      I not only pity your family, but I truly pity you as well. Go back to your porn sites where your mind belongs.
      Fantasy land.

    • @FoxInFlame
      @FoxInFlame 8 лет назад +2

      Corrections:
      People like you truly "do irritate" me.
      "How sad that someone has...." Makes no sense.
      "By the way,
      RUclips not 'you tube'." No unneccessary new lines. Missed "is". The punctuation should be outside the quotation marks.
      "Capitolo letter" CapitAl letter. A.
      "Moon". Moon is not a sentence.
      "...this is a forum..." This is not a forum, but a comment system by RUclips for a video. Notice the difference.
      "I not only pity your family, but I truly pity you as well." You already mentioned that you pity for this person. It should be other way, 'I not only pity for you, but for your family as well.'
      "Fantasy Land" What the hell? Even if his/her mind belongs there, it might not be fantasy land.

    • @johnnie135
      @johnnie135 8 лет назад

      Hi Fox.., I appreciate your comments. I saw the mistakes that I had made earlier as well. I wrote that in under a minute. I did try to edit my note, but for some reason - I am not able to make the corrections that we both had seen earlier. Have a great day and thank you again.

  • @littleflowers7678
    @littleflowers7678 8 лет назад +24

    this noise is creepy but pretty much all planets make really strange noises so this is actually really good omg

    • @thevinceberry
      @thevinceberry 8 лет назад +2

      I would be scared if I was listening to this by myself in a lab.

  • @EclecticTV
    @EclecticTV 8 лет назад +6

    Beautiful. I got chills when deeply realized this was Us @ Jupiter.

  • @user-hp9bg9oq5r
    @user-hp9bg9oq5r 8 лет назад +21

    It's interesting that those few seconds of audio are actually a few hours of audio. I wonder how it sounds real-time...

    • @Space-Audio
      @Space-Audio 8 лет назад +6

      We will have real-time audio derived directly from waveform . . . stay tuned.

  • @TheBronxBunnyMan
    @TheBronxBunnyMan 7 лет назад +7

    If only there were visuals to go along with the audio. I like to close my eyes while listening to this to imagine what it's like to be there, despite missing a few senses.

  • @TheCakeIsNotaVlog
    @TheCakeIsNotaVlog 8 лет назад +95

    OMG guys. Juno what this means?!
    I'll...go stand in the corner

    • @DanielDogeanu
      @DanielDogeanu 8 лет назад +7

      Don't forget to turn up the volume and turn off the lights.

    • @piranha031091
      @piranha031091 8 лет назад +5

      I'll just copy/past an answer I originally wrote to somebody else :
      The Sun continuously emits "solar wind", a stream of charged particles
      (mostly protons and electrons).
      Under the action of magnetic fields and other forces, those charges
      can be separated and create a local "electric field" (an area where any
      charged particle gets attracted in a specific direction).
      Juno is equiped with an instrument called "Waves" which measures, among
      other things, the local electric field.
      Our senses don't allow us to feel variations in electric field, but we
      can feel variations in air pressure : that's what we call soundwaves!
      In the above video, the electric field variations measured by Juno have
      been converted to sound. They reveal some aspects of the behavior of
      charged particles from the solar wind as they travel through the solar
      system and then encounter Jupiter's magnetic field.
      Here is one way to visualize it : imagine the solar wind as a stream of
      water. Somewhere in that stream is a large rock : Jupiter's magnetic
      field.
      The stream has all sorts of tiny ripples : that's the high pitched sound
      you first hear at 0:15.
      When it gets near the magnetic field, it generates a "bow shock", a series of standing waves, like you can see here : goo.gl/gStBdt.
      Those are mostly standing waves due to the solar wind being pushed away
      by the magnetic field (or water being pushed away by the rock). Juno
      only perceives them as variations because it is moving through them, and
      it is moving quite slowly compared to the solar wind that just whizzes
      past at 400 km/s. As a result, they appear much lower pitched : that's
      the sound you hear at 0:25.
      It is also quite "noisier".
      It then slowly dampens until Juno entered the magnetopause (0:55), that is the
      area where Jupiter's magnetic field dominates. That's where my metaphor
      breaks down: you can't "enter the rock".
      But solar wind gets trapped in there, and leads to intense, high frequency
      oscillations of the local electric field seen by Juno.
      That's the basics of it. Actual physicists working on it will no doubt
      be able to learn a lot on Jupiter's interaction with the solar wind from
      that.

    • @TheCakeIsNotaVlog
      @TheCakeIsNotaVlog 8 лет назад

      piranha031091 why did you leave that reply here?

    • @piranha031091
      @piranha031091 8 лет назад

      The Cake is not a Vlog
      You asked what it meant, I thought you were asking about what the data shown in the video meant?

    • @TheCakeIsNotaVlog
      @TheCakeIsNotaVlog 8 лет назад

      piranha031091 I was making a pun. Juno/you know

  • @Vile_Nightmare
    @Vile_Nightmare 8 лет назад +20

    Hnngg this is SO COOL!!! I can't wait for Juno to start sending pictures and/or video and audio back! Jupiter is my favorite planet, I'm so excited!!

    • @69Solo
      @69Solo 8 лет назад +2

      Mine is Neptune. :D

    • @SuperYtc1
      @SuperYtc1 8 лет назад +3

      +69 Solo Mine is Uranus. Kappa

    • @69Solo
      @69Solo 8 лет назад +1

      SuperYtc1
      Mine second is your mom! Kappa ^_^

    • @NiftyFingers
      @NiftyFingers 8 лет назад +3

      Earth is my favourite planet, for obvious reasons.

    • @zzzzzmmm6539
      @zzzzzmmm6539 8 лет назад +1

      pfft you can't even stand on it.

  • @betsysingh-anand3228
    @betsysingh-anand3228 8 лет назад +3

    A number of years ago, NASA released a 5-CD set titled "Symphonies of the Planets". I still have it, and still listen to it, particularly the Jupiter CD. It is much like the magnetopause track on this video.

    • @Space-Audio
      @Space-Audio 8 лет назад +1

      But, unfortunately, NASA had nothing to do with those, beyond making the original data freely available. Also unfortunately, those CD's sound essentially nothing like the natural signals. I'm afraid those CD's are mostly human-generated synthesizer music marketed as "therapeutic audio" and the NASA relationship was inappropriately exaggerated for marketing purposes.

  • @bullzdawguk
    @bullzdawguk 8 лет назад +7

    The rings of Saturn have always reminded me of an old vinyl LP. I would love to copy the grooves onto vinyl and see what the rings sound like.

  • @OwenMorganTelltale
    @OwenMorganTelltale 8 лет назад +20

    that last one sounded a little like a 56k modem. are we sure there isn't primitive alien life there trying to connect to the internet?

    • @sat2173
      @sat2173 3 года назад

      omg hi telltale, thank you for saving me

  • @patygracia3717
    @patygracia3717 8 лет назад +1

    How awesome to be part of this... for all of us who will never be up in space... it's a bucket list item off for me...

  • @hithere7433
    @hithere7433 8 лет назад +8

    I like the sound waves. Makes the data very tangible. Thanks.

  • @jamesgoad4948
    @jamesgoad4948 7 лет назад +5

    You're not actually hearing an audible sound, like you would with your ears. It's not like a tape or digital sound recording. What is being recorded is waves, radiation, particles interacting physically with the sensors. It's hard to explain, but we wouldn't be hearing any of this if we could travel there.

    • @presidenthavok6285
      @presidenthavok6285 6 лет назад +1

      James Goad Those "sounds" are just artificial. NASA is just converting those waves into sounds using some audio tools. In reality, electromagnetic waves don't produce any sound at all. But that doesn't mean NASA is lying like what most ignorants said in the comment sections.

    • @thegermanfool8953
      @thegermanfool8953 2 года назад

      Interesting

  • @user-kp5ps7gj8b
    @user-kp5ps7gj8b 8 лет назад +69

    I dont understand shit but i love it

    • @ninjaglare91
      @ninjaglare91 8 лет назад +9

      Space and everything that occurs inside of it in 8 words.

    • @BOOMProductionsVIDs
      @BOOMProductionsVIDs 8 лет назад +9

      Need this on a t-shirt

    • @DjZeiroKewl
      @DjZeiroKewl 8 лет назад +1

      @Neo Theone You and me both! I am sure we carry deep "enthusiasms" that have got to count for something? Best reply EVER!!!
      @AlexMerca Ill be the first to order a bunch!

    • @nsdtgabe4082
      @nsdtgabe4082 7 лет назад

      Neo Theone The sun releases shit fast waves of charged particles which is what the plasma oscillations are, Jupiter has a magnetic field which blocks these signals out and the roar can be heard as the signals hitting the field

  • @LandoCalrissiano
    @LandoCalrissiano 8 лет назад +5

    I like how the scientific terms are explained.

  • @Aldiggy2000
    @Aldiggy2000 8 лет назад +2

    This is HUGE!!! to hear sounds at location of another planet .. especially Jupiter!

    • @topsecret1837
      @topsecret1837 3 года назад

      It’s not sounds, and NASA isn’t even lying about it. People are too dumb to look at the graph labeling and scaling.

  • @NoExplosionsMcgee
    @NoExplosionsMcgee 8 лет назад +2

    I do hope that we'll be able to get a chance to see some new images of Io or any other one of Jupiters moons that have yet to be seen!

  • @night-wolf7075
    @night-wolf7075 6 лет назад +1

    Space is just so fascinating.

  • @nitroneonicman
    @nitroneonicman 8 лет назад +68

    The more Juno
    Haha get it you know Juno. eh no just me ok

  • @prabirmisra-4619
    @prabirmisra-4619 2 года назад +1

    Deep spirituality is hidden inside it.
    Great work 🙏

  • @lerigan
    @lerigan 8 лет назад +2

    So cool. Makes you wish you could be there.

  • @teddy9063
    @teddy9063 8 лет назад +5

    Coolest thing to ever hear! Go, Juno, go!

  • @ShabbernigdoXingjian
    @ShabbernigdoXingjian 8 лет назад +3

    for something so large its a really well defined line between not in the magentic field then bam right into it.

    • @topsecret1837
      @topsecret1837 3 года назад

      Look at the scaling. This is happening over a few hours, not seconds.
      And Jupiter is the only planet with a gravitational center with the sun not inside its corona. So Jupiter and the sun are orbiting each over, if only just barely.

    • @ShabbernigdoXingjian
      @ShabbernigdoXingjian 3 года назад

      @@topsecret1837 yes but given the over all size / scale that is still a pretty clean defined wall.

  • @laboo69
    @laboo69 8 лет назад

    Of course, what Waves recorded wasn't acoustic waves but plasma density variations. (We're talking about a pretty good vacuum here, with roughly 1 electron per cc of volume before Juno hit the "bow wave". No way would that support sound waves.)
    It just happened that the frequency of those variations is within the range of frequencies humans can hear, so they converted the frequencies to sound waves to create this cool demo.

    • @Space-Audio
      @Space-Audio 8 лет назад

      Yes, this example was synthesized from the frequency spectrum measurements. However, we also record short bursts of electric and magnetic field waveform, and those are more like the sound you would hear if your ears could detect the oscillations of charged particles in the plasma. (We should have "better" audio when I can get to it. ;-) )
      For a simple introduction to how plasma waves are like sound, search RUclips for the video "What Space Sounds Like - ACOUSTICS"

  • @timyr221
    @timyr221 8 лет назад +2

    Услышал звук Юпитера, находясь в сотнях миллионов километров от него, это очень круто) Спасибо НАСА.

  • @alphaadhito
    @alphaadhito 8 лет назад +1

    Woah, I love 'Juno' sound. A few years ago i listen people morse coding HI JUNO as it fly by earth

  • @honeyflash1
    @honeyflash1 8 лет назад +1

    Completely amazing. I've been excited for this. I can't wait!

  • @Capnbeaner
    @Capnbeaner 8 лет назад +30

    Sounds like my mother in law

    • @tonebfcru
      @tonebfcru 8 лет назад

      Can you describe how she sound?

    • @Capnbeaner
      @Capnbeaner 8 лет назад +5

      +LaVida like a giant gassy mouth breathing planet

    • @X-Gen-001
      @X-Gen-001 8 лет назад

      bahahaha

    • @magicrat6969
      @magicrat6969 7 лет назад

      Yet you married her daughter. Doesn't speak strongly of your intelligence.

    • @Capnbeaner
      @Capnbeaner 7 лет назад

      ron laisle 😒🙄

  • @inkitatus1
    @inkitatus1 8 лет назад +1

    Wow,Sounds like "Forbidden Planet" was pretty close! Fascinating,thankyou.

  • @monos70
    @monos70 8 лет назад +5

    Time Life Music and the International Society of Classical Music present the delicate and serene sounds of Jupiter. Let yourself be smoothed out by the welcoming sounds of the mightiest planet. Now treat your ears and senses to the FINESSE that awaits you with these two melodies from Jupiter...........

  • @Tabaraka562
    @Tabaraka562 8 лет назад

    There will never be enough words to describe this exploit. Good continuation

  • @DEVATRAILSER
    @DEVATRAILSER 4 года назад

    I Thought how they Dislike This Type Of Amazing Things & Discoveries . JPL TEAM IS GOD GIFTED
    HONESTLY.

  • @ghost_rider2809
    @ghost_rider2809 8 лет назад +1

    Simply amazing. That would be very good as a sample in a song.

  • @zzodr
    @zzodr 8 лет назад +3

    Stand back, Jupiter is about to drop the BASS

    • @NarsisBoxx
      @NarsisBoxx 8 лет назад

      Did you say Bass, Bass, Baaasssss...

  • @JessikaRenay
    @JessikaRenay 8 лет назад +1

    Phenomenal! Absolutely phenomenal!!

  • @JinTaizen
    @JinTaizen 8 лет назад +1

    Truly amazing.

  • @thepleiades6992
    @thepleiades6992 8 лет назад +2

    se escucha genial !

  • @silverdraggin
    @silverdraggin 8 лет назад +2

    I love the sound of space!

  • @GMRMUTGNC
    @GMRMUTGNC 8 лет назад +2

    AMAZING! =D I love this type of video!

  • @HusaviProductions
    @HusaviProductions 7 лет назад

    That boom at 0:25 was Sternwaffe dropping a nuke on Jupiter to make some Lebensraum, I guess.

  • @beaniecool
    @beaniecool 8 лет назад +1

    Wow! Simply amazing!

  • @SamuraiPie8111
    @SamuraiPie8111 8 лет назад +37

    All these planets are yours. Except Europa. Attempt no landing there.

    • @unixexpert9295
      @unixexpert9295 8 лет назад +4

      Good reference.

    • @johannes.kingma
      @johannes.kingma 8 лет назад +1

      As we didn't find a TMA on the surface of the moon I guess we are pretty safe for Europe.

    • @DibyaroopPadhi
      @DibyaroopPadhi 8 лет назад

      2016, Juno's Odyssey !

    • @purugigi
      @purugigi 8 лет назад

      Europa is not a planet ;)

    • @unixexpert9295
      @unixexpert9295 8 лет назад +2

      +Rogred It is a reference to the Space Odyssey series written by Arthur C, Clarke (2001, 2010, 2061, 3001). There were also movies of the first two books (2001 and 2010). It's the most famous line from the series.

  • @NuUnlimited
    @NuUnlimited 8 лет назад

    thats really soothing actually

  • @HeyItsNovember11
    @HeyItsNovember11 8 лет назад +1

    please guys, do more of those *-* its amazing to hear that, and imagine that we are so close of those planets !

  • @thedevicedrummer
    @thedevicedrummer 8 лет назад

    Merzbow's going to stretch this to it's original lenght and profit.
    Also, great thing we've arrived, can't wait for other things and records from the Juno-toy-cam.

  • @romyanngarcia9554
    @romyanngarcia9554 5 лет назад +1

    Sounds like the combination of the magnetic field of Jupiter and the sound of Saturn at 0:55

  • @giannitornambene8652
    @giannitornambene8652 7 месяцев назад +1

    Bellissimo video e bellissima rivista.

  • @nightwaves3203
    @nightwaves3203 8 лет назад +2

    What were the characteristics of particles passing at the time and other readouts? Rain, snow and sand etc. static on an antenna are great noises too. Any below the noise floor recordings like JT65 uses?

  • @Jupiter-rt1ih
    @Jupiter-rt1ih 8 лет назад +4

    Don't be suprised.I didn't ask you to send it here.

  • @nitroneonicman
    @nitroneonicman 8 лет назад +3

    amazing!!!!

  • @bored9260
    @bored9260 8 лет назад

    It's the sonar amp which is slow downed, the second one you can here a Geiger counter. Why are you guys messing with the wave recording ?

  • @ChloJoYeooo
    @ChloJoYeooo 8 лет назад

    That explosion noise sounded like one of its storms

  • @rchuso
    @rchuso 8 лет назад +10

    Way cool!

    • @KCKatheist
      @KCKatheist 8 лет назад

      Incredibly so!

    • @caesarinema
      @caesarinema 8 лет назад

      +Mongul Corps Please, do you really believe planets are fake? Is there some reason or any prove to as why there are so many people who believe that everything NASA is doing is fake, there are no planets, and that Earth is flat? If so, please tell me. I would like to know.

    • @mayurchotwani1
      @mayurchotwani1 8 лет назад +1

      +Mongul Corps what are you ? a crack head ?

  • @NinjaOfGuitar
    @NinjaOfGuitar 8 лет назад

    The 2nd noise reminds me of some of the ambient noise in Metroid games

  • @kaseyred3179
    @kaseyred3179 8 лет назад

    This is fascinating.

  • @PinkChucky15
    @PinkChucky15 8 лет назад +2

    This is so cool! Thank you for sharing :-)

  • @Markkdale1
    @Markkdale1 7 лет назад

    Eerie that it actually sounds similar to what we all thought cheap background noise on 1950's SciFi movies. Maybe like Star Trek, movies become reality.

  • @TallSilentGuy
    @TallSilentGuy 8 лет назад

    Well done - you've woken up the Jovian Antimatter Vampires and soon they'll be paying us a little visit. Great going.

  • @bredamurray909
    @bredamurray909 8 лет назад

    Well done Juno great work NASA 👍👍👍

  • @JS45678
    @JS45678 8 лет назад

    My question is how does examining Jupiter benefit mankind besides the curiosity factor?

  • @fortyseventen
    @fortyseventen 5 лет назад

    He sounds beautiful

  • @doraaaa0613
    @doraaaa0613 8 лет назад

    this is breathtakingly beautiful and almost surreal to listen to

  • @daniellee6912
    @daniellee6912 7 лет назад

    why does this sound so different from that other video that has over 9 million views? just search "sounds of Jupiter" here on yt and it will come up

  • @niviahsousa6767
    @niviahsousa6767 8 лет назад +1

    fascinante!!!

  • @silenttube3044
    @silenttube3044 8 лет назад

    I love jupiter

  • @xXUrLocalEmoXx
    @xXUrLocalEmoXx 6 лет назад +1

    it sounds like wen something falls in a cartoon then BAM hits the ground

  • @GinaMilani
    @GinaMilani 7 лет назад

    Love your channel!! Awesome video

  • @RadarLightwave
    @RadarLightwave 8 лет назад +1

    Amazing.

  • @peterdekker5399
    @peterdekker5399 6 лет назад

    sounded like a high speed object impact

  • @LeroyUrocyon
    @LeroyUrocyon 2 года назад

    0:25 It looks like the engine of a giant heavy machinery

  • @aayushgadal1198
    @aayushgadal1198 8 лет назад +1

    how did sound travel in vacuum from Jupiter to Juno?

    • @piranha031091
      @piranha031091 8 лет назад +16

      It's not sound, it's radio waves. Here converted to sound, since we can't "hear" radio waves.

  • @darksouls5874
    @darksouls5874 8 лет назад +1

    juno juno juno juno juno the best you can do it

  • @mymorningjacket3436
    @mymorningjacket3436 8 лет назад

    This is pretty cool the sounds of a planet that's not earth pretty interesting.

  • @paopaowell917
    @paopaowell917 8 лет назад +1

    this sound exactly same that i heard from 1966 years that is ultraman henshin

  • @juancarloschulleba.4255
    @juancarloschulleba.4255 8 лет назад

    the universe is incredible!!

  • @DrJuice1
    @DrJuice1 8 лет назад +2

    why is the solar wind heated and _slowed_? doesn't heat usually accelerate and cold decelerate?

    • @jonmatthews5984
      @jonmatthews5984 8 лет назад +1

      Both momentum and heat are forms of energy (potential and thermal, respectively). Essentially, speed is converted to heat by friction; like when a spacecraft makes a re-entry or when your car's brakes get hot from intense use.

    • @DrJuice1
      @DrJuice1 8 лет назад

      +Anna-Christine Browning that's what i assumed too, except that Jupiter's magnetic field is responsible for the radiation belt. it accelerates solar particles and makes space around Jupiter deadly to humans and electronics. how can the magnetic field both slow down and accelerate solar particles?

    • @user-fm3ut3eo5z
      @user-fm3ut3eo5z 8 лет назад +1

      Not necessarily, the heat can be generated by something being slowed by friction, thus the friction causes the heat.
      Edit: Oh, Jon already explained it lol

  • @amyzdrzalka7661
    @amyzdrzalka7661 8 лет назад

    Awesome!!!! Go Juno!!!

  • @franciscodavidvasquezsalgu3656
    @franciscodavidvasquezsalgu3656 8 лет назад

    Great...! The adventure of a lifetime....

  • @athosrodrigues1682
    @athosrodrigues1682 8 лет назад

    Thanks NASA for these amazing sound. The evolution is coming!

  • @citlaltlamina
    @citlaltlamina 8 лет назад

    ¡Esto es espeluznante!

  • @obsession0001
    @obsession0001 8 лет назад

    Do those audio samples captured just sound that rapid because the spacecraft is traveling at speeds over 100,000 MPH?
    How different would it sound if it slowed down in those areas and cruised by?

  • @andriyaniandri6835
    @andriyaniandri6835 2 года назад

    "Juno Captures the "Roar" of Jupiter"
    (1 minute, 20 second)

  • @KoralMae
    @KoralMae 8 лет назад

    July 4 cannot come fast enough!

  • @mrjimjimjimmyjim9824
    @mrjimjimjimmyjim9824 8 лет назад

    this is such fascinating stuff, thankyou for sharing this :)

  • @809380
    @809380 7 лет назад

    Hello. If you want to make the Juno Probe in position of descending by the Red Spot, Juno will be maybe destroyed. Outside the Red Spot, Juno can, perhaps, continue to descent, to live and send others photos ? Thank's for answer.

  • @in2dionysus
    @in2dionysus 8 лет назад

    Beautiful!

  • @juni674
    @juni674 8 лет назад

    Sounds like high winds and the old Saturn rockets lifting off.

  • @blacklist9272
    @blacklist9272 8 лет назад

    we are not alone

  • @BilalAbdullah1991
    @BilalAbdullah1991 8 лет назад

    Massive Forces at work. Just amazing bravo nasa :)

  • @Bontebok5
    @Bontebok5 8 лет назад

    Spectacular!

  • @ChemTrailEnjoyer
    @ChemTrailEnjoyer 8 лет назад +1

    the more Juno.

  • @s0012823
    @s0012823 8 лет назад

    Great achievement!

  • @KOBUN40
    @KOBUN40 8 лет назад

    My god, it's full of stars!

  • @sergiopaniagua7318
    @sergiopaniagua7318 4 года назад

    Thank's

  • @wetchip5701
    @wetchip5701 2 года назад

    I have no idea what just happened but I heard a sound that sounded a lot like that..
    Getting scareddd

  • @Salmonfish21
    @Salmonfish21 4 месяца назад

    The fact that, jupiter actually a Lion turns into a gas giant planet. If you hear closely you can hear the 'Roar' sound.💀☠