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mysterious bubbling sound being picked up by scientists on a comet, it sounds like it's being modulated through filters and a pitch shifter |
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yes, why does it change pitch like that? have they tweaked it? or...is it genuinely telling us something? i think it does, listening closely i believe it says: "t.a.a.a.a.k.ee a.aa b.r.e.ee.aaa.k" however sounds oddly nice, larn! :) |
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I think the actually recording was well below human hearing, about 40-50 millihertz, so they converted the frequency up |
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That's great! |
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I get excited by things like this , the signal could be a beacon that could lead us to find a machine inside the comet that is an alien device with the capability to teleport objects to and from another far away alien world . Or it could be an alien juvenile accidentally left a synth module behind after he was playing on the comet |
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you may aswell believe in god. think of it this way: either there are aliens or there arent. either way its a scary scenario. |
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i can only imagine what a 1 quid comet would sould like |
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"it sounds like it's being modulated through filters and a pitch shifter" it sounds to me almost exactly like a bandlimited impulse with the number of harmonics being slowly changed, with some jitter on the freq/rate/ ,so like a granular thing mayb interesting going backwards and wondering about what 'causes' it from listening to the sound |
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like that blind cunt off Contact who can hear the aliens |
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& fund of grain |
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all earlthly things vibrate at a infrasonic frequencies with repeating/slightly varying patterns. changing the frequency and who knows what else to make a dead object sing could be applied to everything. would the physics of space mute those natural resonance over time? or because the comet is moving, something inside is rattling? |
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all those space things are usually like something from a different band of vibration that isn't audible pitched up or down so we can hear it . . not that that makes any difference Do Cats likes Cymatics? |
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I remember the Cassini spacecraft picking up radio waves around Saturn, but it was more of a hum. |
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i found it, really creepy |
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link above does not work for me. says lazy url. I wonder if the sound has been effected? NASA always effect pictures of Mars, to make it look red. using a filter. when really Mars is grey/brown So maybe this sound has gone through some filters too? ,maybe the alien inside is using some type of VST? |
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They picked up fluctuations in the magnetic field around the comet, translated the pattern to audio waves and then pitched it up to audible range. You could do it to anyhing really, but it's cool that it's gettin people interested in/talking about space and technology. Like a big magnetic, rocky Neil deGrasse Tipsy |
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Oh, it's magnetic field fluctuations? It sounds like the bubbles you get when an icecube melts in water. |
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Wow, totally like doctor who sound effects of the 60' 70's. |
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