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NASA has released a new clip that shares what space sounds like
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NASA’s Voyager 1 became the first human-made object to enter interstellar space, meaning it traveled outside the boundaries of our own heliosphere. Now, data has revealed what interspace actually sounds like.
Per NASA, Voyager 1 sent back interstellar sounds in November 2012, which was three months after it first passed over into interstellar space. Over time, Voyager 1 data kept showing new waves or whistles from interstellar space.
“The interstellar medium appeared to be getting thicker, and quickly,” according to NASA.
The findings related to the data were recently published in a new study. And NASA recently released an actual recording of the sounds of interstellar space.
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This artist’s illustration of what Voyager 1 looked like when Interstellar entered space. NASA / JPL-Caltech
Said NASA’s Voyager 1, the longest spacecraft on Earth Farewell to the Solar System About a decade ago, an interstellar spacecraft passed through an invisible door 11 billion miles from Earth. After that, it travels another 3 billion miles, still sending home data, which allows scientists to search for space between stars. In a paper Published Monday in the journal Nature Astronomy, The researchers examined the information that Voyager 1’s plasma wave system found during its voyage, but especially after it crossed the boundary of the Solar System.