Random music news for Tuesday, August 1, 2023
Please enjoy the “chirp” of the merging of two black holes. And now, please enjoy music news for August 1, 2023. BONUS: I found this.
Read MorePlease enjoy the “chirp” of the merging of two black holes. And now, please enjoy music news for August 1, 2023. BONUS: I found this.
Read MoreThere’s been a lot of activity with moon exploration over the last couple of years. In fact, India just launched a rocket to the moon’s south pole this week. China, the UAE, the
Read MoreI’m pretty sure you can replicate this sound with a Roland Jupiter 8, but why when you can use something more exotic? On September 5, 2021, the seismometer aboard NASA’s InSight lander detected
Read MoreYes, yes. I know that in space no one can hear your scream. (If you don’t get the reference, you need to spend more time with Ridley Scott movies) but that doesn’t mean
Read MoreThe big astronomy story of last week was the release of a photo of Sagitarrius A*, the supermassive black hole at the centre of the Milky Way. It’s a big bugger, estimated to
Read MoreThere’s nothing more powerful in the universe than a black hole, the mysterious remnants of an ultra-giant star that has collapsed under its own weight into something tiny, dense, and with so much
Read MoreScience has discovered The Most Boring Person in the World. Meanwhile, music news for March 21, 2022, is anything but. Here’s a story on Ukraine’s Radio Station of National Resistance. There was another
Read MoreIf NASA is going to do anything in deep, they need a big rocket. The solution is the new Artemis vehicle, which is billed as the world’s more powerful rocket. To celebrate its
Read MoreThere are many signals from space, some of which can be translated into audible sound. NASA has this collection of sounds of our solar system: radio waves, plasma, electromagnetic shimmerings, charged particles, and
Read MoreFirst a little nerdery. Light and all forms of radiation are part of the electromagnetic spectrum. It’s possible to shift their frequencies way, way down to where it becomes sound, making it possible
Read MoreEver wondered what kind of music might someday be made in space? Wonder no more: A Spanish instrument designer has created ceramic percussion instruments with materials mimicking those found on the surface of
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