What could a virus sound like?

MIT professor Markus Buehler showcases how many structures in nature can be translated into sound, providing sonic opportunities to learn about the basic building blocks of life. This talk was filmed at TEDxMIT.
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[@MrAndrew535]

It would sound exactly like unicorn flatulence. Moreover, a flying unicorn falling from a fairish hight. Have you are seen a fairish hight?

[@nizamsiddiqui5947]

Thanks tedx for giving such a great information about how molecular or atomic structure behaves and it create noise.
Eventually it proves that music is everywhere.
Once again want to thanks you for changing and scaling up my perspective and consciousness.