NASA shares ‘sounds from around the milky way’, netizens say 'heavens singing praises’

is very quiet as it is mostly vacuum and re just aren’t any molecule for audio vibrations to move through, however, scientists have w found a new way to create music from between stars. While taking to Twitter, NASA Marshall shared a ‘sonifed’ im captured from Chandra Observatory. In a press te, US ncy explained that ‘Sonification’ is process that translates data into sound, and recent project brings centre of Milky Way to listeners for first time. 

In post, translation begins on left side of im and moves to right, with sounds representing position and brightness of sources. NASA said that light of objects located towards top of im are heard as higher pitches while intensity of light controls volume. stars and compact sources are concerted to individual tes while extended clouds of gas and dust produce an ‘evolving drone’.

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NASA said, “Users can listen to data from this region, roughly 400 light-years across. im reveals different phemena happening in this region about 26,000 light-years from Earth. X-rays from Chandra reveal gas heated to millions of degrees from stellar explosions and outflows from Sagittarius A”. 

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‘Heavens singing praises’ 

Since shared, Twitter post has garnered over 11,000 views and thousands of likes and comments. While one internet user wrote,”It's like turning a little music box to pictures,” ar added, "Amazing techlogy”. A third user said, “This is why I love wind chimes. It connects me to universe. Science and Art are a match made in heaven”."Is that "for real"... picture created a lovely song,” added fourth. 

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