that you are hearing the waves
of the ocean; such is the similarity, or the song of whales
and dolphins. It depends of
course on the intensity of each
electromagnetic field as well as
the grade of manipulation. And,
of course, the imagination.
We highly recommend our readers make a search on the internet
so they can hear these amazing
sounds.
Jupiter
Donald A. Gurnett is Professor
of Physics and Astronomy at the
University of IOWA (USA) and he is
one of the pioneers in the classification of the sounds of the Universe.
This scientist’s investigations have
actually inspired musicians to
introduce these peculiar signature
sounds
into
their
compositions.
ETERNAL ECHOES
Pythagoras may have been the first
to become aware of the phenomenon. But who was the first to have
the privilege of actually ‘listening’ to
the music of the spheres? We have
to travel back to the 1930’s, when
the young physicist Karl Jansky,
from Bell’s Laboratories, discovered that some radio waves generated static interferences that came
from the centre of the Milky Way.
With merely an old radio-receptor
and an antenna assembled on his
Ford T chassis, he was the first
man able to audibly distinguish the
music of the stars.
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