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Care to ride the Cassini orbiter through Saturn's rings? Or grab a seat on the Huygens probe as it descends through Titan's atmosphere? How about a trip on Voyager 1 while it crosses the termination shock at the edge of our solar system? Or a little journey around Saturn while listening to the radio emissions from a large lightning storm in the ringed planet's atmosphere?
The coolest one is the recording of the radio wave emissions from the auroras near Saturns poles. (Fourth one from the left, top row.)
Unfortunately, no alien conversations were heard so the SETI folks were sad.
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NASA - Jet Propulsion Laboratories
California Institute of Technology
Multimedia Advisory October 30 , 2007
Spooky Sounds from Space
From their solitary posts around the solar system, NASA spacecraft record data that are converted into sound files. These eerie thumps and bone-tingling shrieks help scientists learn more about planets and other cosmic phenomena.
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedia/sounds2/
Be sure to subscribe to all of JPL?s stories, interactive features and videos. Details are at
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/rssfeed.cfm
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Care to ride the Cassini orbiter through Saturn's rings? Or grab a seat on the Huygens probe as it descends through Titan's atmosphere? How about a trip on Voyager 1 while it crosses the termination shock at the edge of our solar system? Or a little journey around Saturn while listening to the radio emissions from a large lightning storm in the ringed planet's atmosphere?
The coolest one is the recording of the radio wave emissions from the auroras near Saturns poles. (Fourth one from the left, top row.)
Unfortunately, no alien conversations were heard so the SETI folks were sad.
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NASA - Jet Propulsion Laboratories
California Institute of Technology
Multimedia Advisory October 30 , 2007
Spooky Sounds from Space
From their solitary posts around the solar system, NASA spacecraft record data that are converted into sound files. These eerie thumps and bone-tingling shrieks help scientists learn more about planets and other cosmic phenomena.
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedia/sounds2/
Be sure to subscribe to all of JPL?s stories, interactive features and videos. Details are at
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/rssfeed.cfm
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