NASAのインスタグラム(nasagoddard) - 11月16日 08時27分

We asked kids what the Sun sounds like, here’s what they said!

Through a process called data sonification, scientists are using sound to learn more than they could with just their eyes.

This week on NASA’s Curious Universe podcast, we learn how heliophysicists are using NASA satellites like audio recorders to listen to the electromagnetic symphony our Sun plays on the strings of Earth’s magnetic field.

Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts!

Video Description
:00 footage of a solar flare in the bottom right in a wavelength that looks orange-red, the words “We asked kids what the Sun sounds like, here’s what they said...” appear on the screen in white
:06 The Sun in a wavelength that looks purple with the words “really low buzzing” on the screen
:10 The Sun in orange-yellow with the words “kind of like when you’re lifting off on the plane”
:15 The words transition to “or like when a jet’s taking off”
:17 The Sun in purple with flares and the words “Or maybe it sounds like a lot of rain falling down”
:23 The Sun in orange-red with the words “it sounds kind of a lot like fire”
:26 The Sun in teal with the words “Maybe a fire... or birds...flying”
:33 The Sun in orange with the words “Like if you turn your head in a certain way or stick it out of a window and the wind goes on it, it kind of sounds like that too”
:39 Curious Universe logo and NASA podcasts

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