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A simple sonification of the variability of the total magnetic field during BepiColombo’s second Venus flyby as measured by the Mercury Planetary Orbiter’s Magnetometer (OB sensor). 

The audio spans the same time range 12:00 to 14:30 UTC on 10 August 2021, including the closest approach at 13:51 UTC. 

Almost all high frequency noises are due to spacecraft activity. The low frequency, wind-like noises are caused by the solar wind and its interaction with Venus. The sudden bow shock crossing towards the end can be heard clearly. The data is not yet cleaned from high pitch spacecraft disturbances, but the wind-like sounds allow a rare glimpse into the solar wind interaction with a planetary atmosphere.

What is heard is the 128 Hz measurement of the high-pass filtered (0.01 Hz) total magnetic field, mapped to audio with 44.1 kHz sampling frequency. For better audibility some compression, limiting and increase in gain is applied to the signal.

Read more: https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Sights_and_sounds_of_a_Venus_flyby

Credit: ESA/BepiColombo/MPO-MAG/IGEP-IWF-IC-ISAS

BepiColombo - Mission to Mercury

The sound of the solar wind at Venus

708 - Times Two

Composer Lea Bertucci's collaborative works and solos for saxophone and bass clarinet are often layered and processed through unusual methods, including archaic tape recorders and multichannel configurations. Fascinated by acoustic phenomenon, Bertucci is as likely to perform in a club as in a cave or handball court. Solo and ensemble works are explored in this program, with comments from the artist on technique, technology, and adventurism. Bertucci’s 2022 album, Murmurations, is on Bandcamp.

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Lea Bertucci: Trespassing

Format: Streaming // Digital 

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Sculpting a sound world of beauty and stillness, Ardley and Late Era (aka Oatmello) collaborate on a gorgeous take on Ambient and Modern Classical music. Listening through the 5 track EP is nourishing for the soul, it's delicate minimalism is soothing and nostalgic. Equally as effective as background music for studying or as an active intent listen for quiet contemplation. Thoroughly enjoyable music that will leave ambient and classical fans only wanting more!

Artwork By: Ross @ Atmoshpheric Photography 
www.instagram.com/atmospherics/

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Late Era & Ardley - Forever

Apollo 11: Eagle Has Landed (Extended)

Apollo 12: Cardiac Sim

JFK: Return Him Safely to Earth

JFK: We Choose the Moon with Apollo 11 Launch

JFK: We Choose the Moon

Mercury 9: Astronaut Cooper Comments

This vintage recording recently found in the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory audio archives comes from NASA's first successful communications satellite, Project Echo. The project involved bouncing radio signals off a 10-story-high, aluminum-coated balloon orbiting the Earth in 1960. This form of “passive” satellite communication – which they dubbed a “satelloon” -- was an idea conceived by an engineer from NASA’s Langley Research Center and a project managed by NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. JPL sent and received signals through two of its 85-foot-diameter antennas at the West Coast Goldstone tracking station in the Mojave Desert.

The first transmission was sent on Aug. 12, 1960, between Bell Telephone Laboratories in Holmdel, N.J., and Goldstone. This recording was released as part of a technical report on Dec. 1, 1960. It includes a greeting from President Dwight D. Eisenhower, explaining how Echo fits into the U.S. program of peaceful space research accessible to other countries, and a message from then-Senator Lyndon B. Johnson imagining a “not too distant future when one man, one program, can be seen and heard simultaneously in every living room of the world.”

NASA's First Communications Satellite: Project Echo

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CLOUD ONE - TRAP INSTRU 2018

All Solfeggio tones with an 8hz binaural effect for relaxation. Each tone plays for five minutes and goes up the scale, with the lowest tones panning to deepen the sound. Subtle brown noise aids relaxation.

Solfeggio Track

Last year I uploaded 8 tracks through the month of October and compiled it into 'October Heat' , this year imma do the same so I'll keep adding songs to this playlist till the end of the month and once it finishes it's gonna be an EP lol. Thanks for bearing with my regular spams. <3

Ultra Tripped Out Artwork by deadtheduck, his artwork inspired the idea behind these tunes! Boom

Blue Pill

The latest EP from Kaoru Inoue contains unreleased special remix & versions.

1.Force - Vahagn Remix
2.Satan's Majestic Dance
3.Izanai
4.Meteor Stream

Of Mythic Future

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Of Mythic Future (Excerpt)

I MIGHT VOTE 4 KANYE WEST (feat. B.A. Skritter, stoic da poet, Young H3artbreak, and Otoroshi)

Hello, we’re NASA. You may have seen our astronauts, rocket launches, or Mars rovers — but have you heard our sounds? From interviews with astronauts and engineers to stories that take you on a tour of the galaxy, NASA’s audio offerings let you experience the thrill of space exploration without ever leaving Earth.

NASA's First Communications Satellite: Project Echo

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