These are the eery and insane sounds made in space. We might not be able to hear it like we can here on Earth but we have ways of decoding the sounds of the universe.
I remember when nasa detected the sound of those black holes. They said that the amount of energy that was released bent space and thats the little "bloop" that you hear.
@tomwood5592 don't take my exact words for it, because it's been ages since I've read about it... but they were able to record it with a microphone that could pick up those kinda sound waves... I recommend googling this question, because I'm unable to fully tell you 😅
SPACE IS FAKE!!! Let me help u with your main question why lie about space?? That simply is to make us feel insignificant and turn us away from God considering so many planets, etc... we are way more significant and are God's children!! Besides that, we have capt.cook,admiral byrd,they say they lost the tech to go to the moon, but they are playing with remote control cars on mars??? Satellites are helped by balloons, and all ur GPS images are from high altitude aircraft. Phones and internet run off towers thats why u can pay them together!! Kubrick definitely filmed the moon landing, leaving you details in THE SHINING. even put an Apollo 11 shirt on the kid in it. The moon is out all day at 20% next to sun and is see through! Elons and nasa rickets hit the firmament leaving a water like effect with ripples and come back down. Programming won't let our own eyes see the truth. 1959nasa/1958 Antarctica treaty!! The rocket man von Braun has psalms 19.1 on his gravestone for Pete sakes!!! 70 mil a day and we don't have an authentic picture of our ((globe)) which was illegal to have in classrooms the 1600,1700. Get over it and wake up!!!
To be fair we were compared to absolutely massive objects in the universe as well as a literal storm on Saturn...meanwhile we're just a tiny planet in a small solar system
@@NestaSimbaSautiThe energy expended to pump blood throughout the body is nothing compared to the energy of a giant hydrogen reactor 1 million times the size of Earth in a perpetual explosion loop, generating enough light energy for the entire solar system to be illuminated.
Watch the analog horror with the supermassive black hole, it's one of the most terrifying ones for me. 😭🙌 The name of the analog horror is Sinkhole btw
Yea its like she uses this frequency to attract life to her.❤ She wants to evolve but humans need to collectively evolve 1st. Think of Gaia/Earth like our space Mothership. We could potentially evolve our consciousness as a collective converging and conspiring together with our energy to bring our civilization 0 up to at least lv1 or 2.
It’s so wonderful hearing all the other sounds of space that make scary noises and then Earth sending out a chirp saying, “there’s life on this planet.”
I wonder if in a galaxy far far away some guys from another planet can read our comments, sees this one and are just laughing at us for thinking we are the best
@@TheStoicNinja If they are close enough to interpret our radio waves maybe. They can only travel like 2% of the whole Milky Way so if so they might be close
Fun fact: we're already in space, riding in the comfiest spaceship humanity may ever know. Sure, we can't steer it, but we can look out the window. Just look up 😊
Hi there! Jesus says to you today: "Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavily burdened, and I will give you rest." -Matthew 11:28 May God bless you! 😊
Scientists went through all the trouble of studying and observing two massive black holes merging, got all the recording equipment out and got it all ready, pressed record for 1.32762 seconds, said “I think we got enough” and ended it right there
@@ImStupid361 you're almost there. The only reason we can hear people talk is because we have air, the gas medium, that our sound waves can translate to one another. As long as that medium is present, there can be "sound". Scientists have also "read" the vibration waves reverberating through gas clouds, matched the frequency, and used that as an analogue for sound. There's also sonification in this video where location and light have an designed tonal value that makes a specific sound when passed over.
@@ImStupid361 yup, I'd venture to say most people don't know that. The phrase "vacuum of space" in the literal sense is a misnomer. A complete vacuum requires there to be absolutely zero air or other elements/compounds in a given space. Realistically and in our daily lives, space might as well be a full vacuum given how little matter is in a given unit of measure. Space rarely is a full vacuum as having literally nothing in a large scale isn't an easy thing to find. Even voids which we recognize as being the least-packed areas in space (that we know of) still has very minute but present elements like hydrogen or helium in the area. Though space isn't a giant, absolute vacuum, the fully "vacuumed" areas have so little matter that at pretty much don't even have to adjust/account for it as it's not enough to do anything to harm us. Space is such an enigma and I'm sure we don't even have the tip of the iceberg in sight. We are pretty technologically advanced with what we have but in ten years, what we see as cutting edge (like quantum computing) and fringe will be commonplace. We're all in for a hell of a ride.
@@ImStupid361air/atmosphere lets sound travel in waves without it sound has no where to go and canno reach your ears, radiowaves on the other hand can move in a vacuum without an atmosphere so scientists use radiowaves to capture the sounds of different space objects and change its pitch to human hearing levels
@@BirdOfHermes83 Everything is free here ma boi Earth 2.0 is literally heaven and we are immortal, handsome, young forever and we have supernatural powers too ma boi🥺
I would give everything to just go into orbit once... ppl who have visited space are blessed beyond their own recognition. I'm happy for anybody who gets to experience this ❤
It’s insane because that’s probably how it scales in comparison to the rest of the universe.. such an unfathomably massive event is merely like a water drop on the scale of all that exists
@@JotaV2502ummm… no… they don’t… I mean kinda but also not at all. A giant explosion wouldn’t sound like water droplets, this video is just making shit up.
Fact- "she" wins over us every time. We are the ones that die 100% of the time and that will never change... The earth is BILLIONS of years old, right?? What happened to survival of the fittest ??
You say that like an astroid millions of years ago didn't only kill life, but also made earth sick for centuries 😂 What we're doing isn't even close to the damage earth has and will face later on due to nature.
I'll say it again... The earth is the thing that has and always lived on, not us. We die 100% of the time. You're living a fantasy if you think we're that powerful to subvert it. But then that's your religion showing...
If Helix Nebula creates such a terrifying sound I wonder what the most destructive force in the entire universe would sound like Most destructive force: "Bloop"
What I got from this is that everything around us in space low, like it's old and has been there a long time, whereas earth is so young it hasn't even reached maturity yet.
i like the fact that you're not only identifying where each sound is coming from but you even managed to separate them from other sounds available in space as if all the others stopped making their sound so you can have a clear recording for each. nice!
If that's sarcasm, I hope you realize that people isolate instruments from vocals in music all the time, so this is completely viable tech to use for space, too.
@@BlackRoseAssassin They're tracing radio waves in order to come up with these sounds, or at least that's the premise we're given. We can track the origin of radio waves, both in space and here on earth. That means we can see the direction dn strength and see that they're coming from so and so area, which is where such and such thing is.
It seems like the planets are all communicating to each other. Also an idea of the scary screaming noises being bad souls all screaming out loud. I maybe overthinking it but hey. That’s what makes it fascinating.
The rest of space: 🚨🚨🚨
Earth: 🐦🐦🐦
🐦 🐦 🐦
berb
birb
Birb
birb
Universe: dreadful, scary noises
Earth: sends out a tweet
Two black holes merging: bloop
we are deadful
we will fucking capture this whole universe in millions of years
@@sasmegwe really won't.
@@tumultuousv yes we will
I remember when nasa detected the sound of those black holes. They said that the amount of energy that was released bent space and thats the little "bloop" that you hear.
Isn't that crazy? They didn't just send a ripple through space, they _made space itself ripple._ That will never not blow my mind.
How can a "black hole" sucking in everything surrounding it, in space, produce a sound that Nasa can record?
@tomwood5592 don't take my exact words for it, because it's been ages since I've read about it... but they were able to record it with a microphone that could pick up those kinda sound waves... I recommend googling this question, because I'm unable to fully tell you 😅
@@nibbonbon the thing I'm confused about is the waves, sound waves only travel through matter so how could it travel through space?
@@tomwood5592it is the first thing explained in the video, although I didn't understand it fully
Earth sounds inviting and welcoming everything about our sounds screams “we are here and we are *alive.* Beautiful
How the earth lies
Sounds like that ............. to a Human.
But also sounds extremely dangerous, for some reason. Like a sound that a predator animal makes to attract it's prey
🫤More like an innocent prey, than anything else.
Earth is a trap. 😂
Everythings so terrifying. Then we’re just a slide whistle
The black holes colliding wasn’t scary. Lowkey sounded feminine
😂🙌🏽
@@silversurfer8208how does something sound feminine 😭😭
@@oceangummyJust use your imagination. There are quite a few feminine sounds in life.
@@oceangummy when it’s annoying and doesn’t shut up
Black holes: *literally deadly*
Also black holes: bloop bloop
Them black holes was just a dude flicking his cheek and doing that weird whistle thing with just the air in his mouth
😂
Sounds like a laser by itself😂 it loses its momentum when it finds THE ONE❤
Blackholes : Can literally tear apart solar systems
Also Blackholes : Bloop
They move so quickly that they sound like water droplets. Terrifying
For some reason, the sounds of Earth really seem to say “there is life here”, fascinating
It really does I love it
It's like a whistle.
Maybe because of familiarity? It sounds a bit like a chirping bird to me
I just hope nobody outside hears it
SPACE IS FAKE!!! Let me help u with your main question why lie about space?? That simply is to make us feel insignificant and turn us away from God considering so many planets, etc... we are way more significant and are God's children!! Besides that, we have capt.cook,admiral byrd,they say they lost the tech to go to the moon, but they are playing with remote control cars on mars??? Satellites are helped by balloons, and all ur GPS images are from high altitude aircraft. Phones and internet run off towers thats why u can pay them together!! Kubrick definitely filmed the moon landing, leaving you details in THE SHINING. even put an Apollo 11 shirt on the kid in it. The moon is out all day at 20% next to sun and is see through! Elons and nasa rickets hit the firmament leaving a water like effect with ripples and come back down. Programming won't let our own eyes see the truth. 1959nasa/1958 Antarctica treaty!! The rocket man von Braun has psalms 19.1 on his gravestone for Pete sakes!!! 70 mil a day and we don't have an authentic picture of our ((globe)) which was illegal to have in classrooms the 1600,1700. Get over it and wake up!!!
Earth sounded really comforting for some reason. Like the sound has always been there. But we just never recognized it.
You hear it when your ear rings. That’s the frequency we perceive it.
That's part of current theories concerning the possibility of "Space Madness". What happens when the sound isn't there?
The helix nebula sounds like ghosts screaming 😭😭
Bro was so scary bro even got the scary ones screaming 😭 🙏
sounds like a dbz charging sound
Given that the nebula looks like a nova remnant... absolutely.
And even looking like a ghost's eye
A Banshee indeed
Universe: Ominous and hellish sounds
Earth: *I am a birb*
😂😂 that’s exactly my interpretation
IM DA BIGGEST BIRD😂😢
Actually it’s “am birb” you’re comment makes too much grammatical sense to be on RUclips
To be fair we were compared to absolutely massive objects in the universe as well as a literal storm on Saturn...meanwhile we're just a tiny planet in a small solar system
@@kyle1751 Bro think he is a geek in space science 😂😂 Better stay home cause your super massive black holes ain't safe from me lil bro😈💯🙌
The sound of black holes puts into perspective how terrifying and powerful they truly are
😅
I would absolutely love to see these sounds in a horror game!!!
If I had a chance to be launched to my death in a black hole I would take it just to see the beauty and awesomeness of it.
I mean they are scary so a matching noise just makes sense
@@B3lph3g0r scary because you don't understand them?
"here's some of my favorite sounds from space"
[Eldritch space horror god noises]
Even though you can't hear it, somewhere, somehow, space is always screaming.
Silently screaming 😅
Turning radio waves into sound does not mean it's making noise
And we wonder why aliens don't visit us
@@dontmatter4423 Wrong...aliens not only visit, but have moved in long ago!
Jup
@@dontmatter4423 because of people like you?
The universe: eldritch demons
The earth: 🐣
The chirp of earth seems relaxing considering what is happening on this planet.
Facts
So, should we listen for pleasant chirps in the universe as a clue to life ?
I mean compared to what’s happening on other planets, it’s really mf chill here 😂
Can someone explain why earth makes the chirp signal? And how the earth's chirp was recorded.
Yeah you mean, minus humans scenario. 😅
Because concidering what humans are doing to Earth and each other is nowhere near calm.
If sound could travel through space, we’d hear a constant jackhammering sound. The source would be the sun.
Let alone hear, the sound would probably wreck earth in instant considering the force..
Not necessarily. We probably would be used to that. You can hear blood flow in you veins but your brain ignores it.
@@NestaSimbaSautiThe energy expended to pump blood throughout the body is nothing compared to the energy of a giant hydrogen reactor 1 million times the size of Earth in a perpetual explosion loop, generating enough light energy for the entire solar system to be illuminated.
They doin' a lot of work there?
New sun deck?
Why?@@NestaSimbaSauti
The Helix Nebula triggers a deep long forgotten fear.
The sound, the way it looks, it’s size….everything about it says “No.”
Everything about it screams horror movies 😵💫
True
Somethin out of an Alien movie
Probably it is the hell mentioned in the religious texts. That was my first thought
If there was air in space then it would have been so much louder. Imagine that
Earth has a sweet, distinct sound. That's really cool and inviting in a weird way.
👀
For sliens
For aliens
Earths noises suits it perfectly for a place that harbors life
What about the helix nebula man
@@sultandexter4485that one is gonna give me the worst nightmares
@@sultandexter4485Nah that’s a demon sound 🫣
@@RAYNEDABOOM ikr
@@anyaaa2801 ohh ok then 😈
"In space, no one can hear you scream."
"No wonder, if space could stop howling for a solid ten seconds, maybe something could hear me."
Im glad everyone is in agreement that Earth sounds lively and friendly, familiar even.
😂 yes it does
😂
It is a habitable and welcoming planet so it makes sense
Could it be the familiarity that makes it sound friendly?
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The helix nebula sounds so terrifying bro.
Edit: thnx for the likes everyone .
Watch the analog horror with the supermassive black hole, it's one of the most terrifying ones for me. 😭🙌
The name of the analog horror is Sinkhole btw
demons realm
@@Neurodiv_Raiden7What's it called?
@@matthewparker5277 sinkhole
@@Neurodiv_Raiden7 Yeah you can't say to watch it without telling us the name of the videooooo
I loved how two black holes merging just sounds like water drop XD
It sounds exactly like The Bloop
it would be pretty loud so they change frequency
This sounded a bit like my phone notifications 😂
Apparently it's the loudest sound in the universe
@@DarkMelon255yes it is, btw FINALLY ANOTHER MELON PLAYGROUND FAN!
Earth: “Yeah I’m cute, keep hurtling thru space.”
Earths frequency is fabulous. Earth has a real vibe and I like it.
Yea its like she uses this frequency to attract life to her.❤
She wants to evolve but humans need to collectively evolve 1st. Think of Gaia/Earth like our space Mothership.
We could potentially evolve our consciousness as a collective converging and conspiring together with our energy to bring our civilization 0 up to at least lv1 or 2.
You should visit it sometime.
Yeah real vibe of "warmth"
Edit: ok that was a bad one..
Ya, aside from all the crime, murder, pedophilia, etc. I guess Earth is ok.
@@JP-vi4ig stop acting like that is all that is going on on the planet... there's no value to this sort of nihilism...
Earths sound is just so cute and sweet it's like the Jigglypuff of the universe
So it's good on the outside, but has a darkside, and is secretly sadistic.
I concur
(:
@@BaxterAndLunala the earth isn’t sadistic, the organisms on earth are
@@fabis4164 Same thing. And besides, there's always the Great Dying as a point.
The two black holes merging is my favorite because it resembles a drop of water which is beautiful if you understand the true nature of the universe.
i agree
As above so below. Us hearing that sound here during our lives is probably connected in some way
Me too
true but it’s all fun and games until you get close to one
this guy does shrooms
The helix nebula sounds like the sickest drift.
Universe: Scary noises
Earth: got notification noises.
You’re really gay.
Dude...your profile pic......why...
Noooooo......Not that girl again!
@@syedfahim6695 dont worry josuke saves her!
@@kod1265 nah, she died till the end
That nebula sounds is its way of saying “Be afraid 😳 be very afraid!”
Scooby-Doo reminder. Definitely Scooby-Doo vibes 😂
Earth sounds like life honestly. It made me feel nostalgia
❤❤
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Also, we're still here. 😊
Its the sound of home and you are my family in one way or another. Our species forgot that somewhere along the way.
It sounds so cute and comforting compared to the others
Science fiction movies/shows/video games should take some inspiration from these actual space sounds for some of their sound effects.
1 idea. The sound is not in this video, but theres an different sound of Saturn that just sounds like the screaming pits of hell
It’s so wonderful hearing all the other sounds of space that make scary noises and then Earth sending out a chirp saying, “there’s life on this planet.”
EARTH! Is the best ! Like a bird chirping, so lovely and full of hope!
I wonder if in a galaxy far far away some guys from another planet can read our comments, sees this one and are just laughing at us for thinking we are the best
@@TheStoicNinja only from the outside from the inside can’t be WORST ! well it all depends …..
@@TheStoicNinja If they are close enough to interpret our radio waves maybe. They can only travel like 2% of the whole Milky Way so if so they might be close
I hope we can use that sound to help detect other life producing planets.
@@TheStoicNinja who are "we"
The chirping sound of Earth is just beautiful
its very inviting but I hope aliens don't really find it that interesting.. 😶
The Earth sound chirp,is amazing ❤
I love that one of the most destructive things in the galaxy goes “bloop”
Black holes merging was my favorite... sounds like a galactic drop of water 💧 😌
BLOOP
I can't find
That's only because space is so big that merging black holes are a drop in the ocean.
I thought it sounded more like a baby's heartbeat on an ultra scan 😊💚
That’s literally what I was gonna say bro 💧🔥
Helix nebula: *start scream like an angel from Evangelion*
Biblicaly accurate angle screams
I could swear the Saturn North Pole sounds just like Adam during the second Impact
Helix Nebula sounds like Ramiel before firing
Man. I hate when Geometry screams at me.
It kind of looks like one too. 😅
the black holes merging is such a simple yet ominous sound
I had no idea Earth “chirps”. Love it.
Me too!
We have to many birds. 😂
@@FawnFuentes😅😅😅
@@FawnFuentes😂😂
Fun fact: we're already in space, riding in the comfiest spaceship humanity may ever know. Sure, we can't steer it, but we can look out the window. Just look up 😊
People MIGHT shit on you for this, but you're right.
Hi there! Jesus says to you today: "Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavily burdened, and I will give you rest." -Matthew 11:28
May God bless you! 😊
💯💯💯💯💯💯
@@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alot💯💯💯 *_God does give rest_* .
Cant see shit to much light pollution all across the country 😂😂
The helix nebula sounds like a banshee.
From creatures of sonaria?
@@Mr.Duckofficalno it’s a type of ghost
Nah it was a car screeching bro
THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT. Immediate DC mode😂😂
@@duckitonduck She’s part of the aos sí.
Earth was my favorite and space freaks me out
Earth sounds like a tropical rain forest! Awesome!
Earth is the best. She deserved so much more than us.
Agreed
Honestly! 😢
We'll probably be gone a couple hundred thousand (or million) years and she'll regrow herself again ❤
Fascist
@@cw7147 You could set an example and shrink the human population by at least one.
Helix nebula sounds like hell!! The black holes merging…I love the subtle plop lol.
"So here are some of my favorite sounds in space"
*Shows Helix Nebula as an Embodiment of Hell itself*
Earth chirping makes sense, considering there is a lot of nature on it.
Maybe 200 years ago but gets drowned out by machines x traffic
@@InfraRedChameleonjesus dude😭
@@InfraRedChameleonWho said he cringed?
@@InfraRedChameleonIt's just cool what you said.
@@InfraRedChameleon Nice info
"Ah so that's why birds on Earth chirp!"
Two black holes merging: "💧"
Scientists went through all the trouble of studying and observing two massive black holes merging, got all the recording equipment out and got it all ready, pressed record for 1.32762 seconds, said “I think we got enough” and ended it right there
I would have done the same, to be honest 😂
I think the actual recording's a bit longer than that. I remember listening to it a while back and it was like 30 seconds or possibly longer.
Nah that’s why birds fly high so they can hear there father
"No one can hear you scream in space."
*listens to the collective wailing of billions of souls being tormented in hell aka the Helix Nebula*
The sound waves are probably translated into what we can hear, since we can't see thing in space, it's probably the same for hearing
@@ImStupid361 you're almost there. The only reason we can hear people talk is because we have air, the gas medium, that our sound waves can translate to one another. As long as that medium is present, there can be "sound". Scientists have also "read" the vibration waves reverberating through gas clouds, matched the frequency, and used that as an analogue for sound. There's also sonification in this video where location and light have an designed tonal value that makes a specific sound when passed over.
@@YukonJack oh I never knew that!my bad
@@ImStupid361 yup, I'd venture to say most people don't know that. The phrase "vacuum of space" in the literal sense is a misnomer. A complete vacuum requires there to be absolutely zero air or other elements/compounds in a given space. Realistically and in our daily lives, space might as well be a full vacuum given how little matter is in a given unit of measure. Space rarely is a full vacuum as having literally nothing in a large scale isn't an easy thing to find. Even voids which we recognize as being the least-packed areas in space (that we know of) still has very minute but present elements like hydrogen or helium in the area. Though space isn't a giant, absolute vacuum, the fully "vacuumed" areas have so little matter that at pretty much don't even have to adjust/account for it as it's not enough to do anything to harm us. Space is such an enigma and I'm sure we don't even have the tip of the iceberg in sight. We are pretty technologically advanced with what we have but in ten years, what we see as cutting edge (like quantum computing) and fringe will be commonplace. We're all in for a hell of a ride.
@@ImStupid361air/atmosphere lets sound travel in waves without it sound has no where to go and canno reach your ears, radiowaves on the other hand can move in a vacuum without an atmosphere so scientists use radiowaves to capture the sounds of different space objects and change its pitch to human hearing levels
Earth’s sound is so full of joy and hope ❤
The black holes merging sounded like the sound of a cartoonish droplet of water dripping from a sink.
I was going to say an ultrasound of a fetus
It sounded like bees 🐝 in the trap 🪤 Roman 👌🏽
@@macawlovers1964read my mind lol
"Sounded like a sound"
I think this channel is for entertainment only
Why does space sound EXACTLY how i would've expected.
Scary space noises like the Helix Nebula one is literal cosmic horror.
That’s now what cosmic horror is 🙄
@@a.g8969pretty sure he meant to it as an expression lol
No I think the Helix Nebula is just playing car games.
Imagine a ethichain or how you spell monster coming out making that noise. That one form of art that's pretty much cosmic horror
I am pretty sure the suppermassive blackhole sound was used in Vintage Eight’s “Sinkhole” analog horror
Listening to the wind on Saturn is unspeakably cool, but I've got to say Earth's happy little sounds are very heartwarming.
Earth sounds like a jungle tone 😊
The places with no life, sounded like death. The place with life sounded like life.
The screaming sound is awesome knowing its not a person in trouble, that its real natural! I love them. ❤
Earth is just so perfect it even makes a nice lil noise
The nebula sound is something out of a horror movie
that sounds like bowels of hell.. 💀
Sound doesn’t exist in space.
@@TheoryYaps Dosent exist??? you mean cant travel in space.
@@TheoryYapsfrequencies do however exist, and frequencies can be converted into audible sound.
@@TheoryYapsI was wondering about that, I didn't think you could be able to hear anything.
Earth sounds absolutely beautiful - I really believe these celestial giants are alive and each has their own song.
I agree!!! Everything is alive.
I just smiled when I heard Earth chirp!! It made me feel all warm and fuzzy!!🥰
You describe them as scary, but I’d play these sounds and go to sleep. Just like Studio’s dinosaur sounds. So soothing.
Earth sounded homely and welcoming
I enjoyed Mama Earth's chirping sounds in space.
Same here. The mother has a beautiful voice
Full of love & life compared to the eternal darkness of souls in space.
Sounds Like police 🚨
Earth just sounds nature asf
Earth is my favorite sound/ place.
YO, ME TOO!!! YOU LIVE THERE TOO??
@@spongybluemud7555No I live in Earth 2.0 ma boi🥺
@@champion3859Is there inflation there too? My groceries cost way to @#$%&*£ much!
Mine too. I'm not vibing with the helix nebula
@@BirdOfHermes83 Everything is free here ma boi Earth 2.0 is literally heaven and we are immortal, handsome, young forever and we have supernatural powers too ma boi🥺
The first one genuinely scared me.
Why does earth sound like that??
?
@@0llie0811 ?
@@nicewater894?
@@Lojo2018 ?
@@jcretok ?
The droplet sound of black holes merging is hilarious
Agreed
I would give everything to just go into orbit once... ppl who have visited space are blessed beyond their own recognition. I'm happy for anybody who gets to experience this ❤
*2 of the most catastrophic anomalies in space coming together: Water drop*
😂
It’s insane because that’s probably how it scales in comparison to the rest of the universe.. such an unfathomably massive event is merely like a water drop on the scale of all that exists
@@xT..we must be the most intelligent creation ever
@@SiraajHajatdefinitely not. The government has UAPs not of this world that shatters laws of physics as we know it.
@@Wicked_RotF30unidentified....
And that my friends is why Earth is just BEAUTIFUL in every way !! 😌😌
indeed.
God made our home beautiful
@@MoviesMadeEasy-26have you met him? Did he tell you that?
so you’re telling me that two black holes merging sounds like a water droplet💀
All day long?
Hey ruby nice seeing you again@@rubymargaritais5657
Big masses act like fluids when colide
Make sense when two droplets merge
@@JotaV2502ummm… no… they don’t… I mean kinda but also not at all. A giant explosion wouldn’t sound like water droplets, this video is just making shit up.
I love how everything sounds terrifying except earth that has life and makes a friendly chirping noise
Earth’s sound was kind of endearing. The 1st sound was eerie.
Universe: Screeching and screaming..
Earth: Tweet :>
Earth herself sounds like she's alive. Which is quite sad considering how much damage we're doing to her😢
Fair enough, but it'll still be fine. It's been through a lot worse than us.
Fact- "she" wins over us every time. We are the ones that die 100% of the time and that will never change... The earth is BILLIONS of years old, right?? What happened to survival of the fittest ??
You say that like an astroid millions of years ago didn't only kill life, but also made earth sick for centuries 😂 What we're doing isn't even close to the damage earth has and will face later on due to nature.
I'll say it again... The earth is the thing that has and always lived on, not us. We die 100% of the time.
You're living a fantasy if you think we're that powerful to subvert it.
But then that's your religion showing...
Stop it right now!
Just remember, we all live inside that man’s ear.
Aww, Earth's a little cutie. 🥰
Helix nebula is all of us when it's monday morning.
It’s Monday 😅
@army2rich441 and I did my weekly screeching! 🤣
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
More like Monday-Friday
Helix nebula sounds like a car drifting😂😂
If Helix Nebula creates such a terrifying sound I wonder what the most destructive force in the entire universe would sound like
Most destructive force: "Bloop"
i honestly think it's the lack of emission and how fast these sound waves travel considering that a black hole is as fast as light
What I got from this is that everything around us in space low, like it's old and has been there a long time, whereas earth is so young it hasn't even reached maturity yet.
Earth sounds like those noises you hear in early dragon ball z episodes
Haha! Like when they sense something?
Yeah 😂
DBZ all time favourite
@@girishkumar9498 mine too☺️
The whistle sounds so sweet, calmly and relaxing! ❤
Sounds so cute!
The earth noise is very pleasant to hear!It has a cheep like a small bird!
Glad to be here, seems like a checkpoint in life, I wish we all achieve what we want, sending a hug to everyone, stay strong!
Earth is most pleasant sounding. The black holes merging reminded me of water.
A Japanese man named Iso Tomita, made a recording of various pieces of music using the radio wave frequencies of various bodies in space.
Thank you, looking for it now.
Link? Ty.
Link
i like the fact that you're not only identifying where each sound is coming from but you even managed to separate them from other sounds available in space as if all the others stopped making their sound so you can have a clear recording for each. nice!
If that's sarcasm, I hope you realize that people isolate instruments from vocals in music all the time, so this is completely viable tech to use for space, too.
@NightWink129 but how would you know for sure what the whole sound is tho?
@@BlackRoseAssassin They're tracing radio waves in order to come up with these sounds, or at least that's the premise we're given. We can track the origin of radio waves, both in space and here on earth. That means we can see the direction dn strength and see that they're coming from so and so area, which is where such and such thing is.
Helix nebula: 👻🗣
Supermassive black hole : 👾👽
Black holes merging: 💧
Saturns Storm: 🌪💨
Earth- : 🕊🦜🐦
Even the Void screams silently
Earth almost sounds like a bird song. Beautiful
People: "I will ask the universe to manifest my desires"
Universe response: *haunting noises*
I love that the two black holes just sound like a water droplet
It’s pretty crazy how we’re able to use technology to hear the sound in space that doesn’t travel due to the lack of matter.
It seems like the planets are all communicating to each other. Also an idea of the scary screaming noises being bad souls all screaming out loud. I maybe overthinking it but hey. That’s what makes it fascinating.
Yeah that’s what I was thinking/‘feeling’ too
Same thing I thought, too
That sounded like what he'll would sound like truly terrifying
Woah. My whole body vibrated when listening to Earth.