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- New 15meter telescope first ligth
- Tiny particles key to understanding early solar system
- New WISE catalog of entire infrared sky
- The Milkyway is full of bubbles
- Discovery of solid buckyballs in space
- Sources of rare Earth-elements found in space
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- Alien matter in the Solar system
- New mapping show cold gas and strange haze
- The sound of the universe
- Discovery of million degrees hot molecular gasses
- Most detailed infrared image of the Carina nebula
- An interstellar star-nursery
- Infrared image of the famous Helix-nebula
- Widefield infrared view of Milkyway's dust
- The smoky core of the Omega Nebula M17
- Star rebels against its parent cloud
- Observation of a cool gas-cloud being swallowed by black hole
- European astronomers discover cocoons of radiation in nebula
- SOFIA airborne observatory views star forming region W40
- The Cool Clouds of the Carina-nebula
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The sound of the universe
Saturday, 11 February 2012 02:11
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Sound waves cannot travel through the vacuum of space, but electromagnetic waves can. Amateurs astronomers hrom Chilidog observatory, have teamed up with sound (music) producers to convert these electromagnetic waves into sound waves by educingd the frequency 1,75 trillion times: The original frequencies are much too high for humans or even dogs to hear. Music by Paul Francis.Images by C. Cantu, Production by Chili Dog Observatory (The sound comes from Helix Nebula, but have used images of NGC2244 or Rosette Nebula). |