
In space nobody can hear you scream but that doesn't mean that it is totally quiet. In this show, Tim O'Brien helps our ears to explore the sounds of the cosmos [08:12-46:53] and Elaine Barrett tells us about her very special tour of NASA's Space Centre in Houston [48:03-1:10:13].
Show Links
- Registax
- Running Registax under Linux
- GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP)
- Our video trailer
- Mark Shaw's image of the partial solar eclipse from Manchester
The Sounds of Space
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- Wikipedia: Cassiopeia A
- Cassiopeia A image from the VLA
- Professor Don Burnett's Sounds of Space
- Wikipedia: Whistlers
- Jodrell Bank Meteor Detector
- Jovian Chorus
- Nature: Jovian S-burst observations at 32 MHz, Michael D. Desch, Richard S. Flagg and Jorge May
- ESA Huygens: sounds from Titan
- Stanford University: Solar Sounds
- Berkeley: Solar Wind Sonification
- The Rossi X-Ray Timing Explorer Project
- Wikipedia: Cygnus X-1
- Jodrell Bank: Sounds of Pulsars
- APoD: Vela Pulsar
- APoD: The Crab Nebula Pulsar Shrugs
- SEDS: NGC 104 - globular cluster 47 Tucanae
- Double pulsar system
- Double pulsar animations by Ren?Breton (McGill University)
- Mark Whittle's (University of Virginia) Sounds From The Newborn Universe
Tour of Space Centre Houston
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- Level 9 Tour
Show Credits
Sounds of Space: | Dr Tim O'Brien and Stuart Lowe |
Sound Tour of NASA: | Elaine Barrett |
Presenters: | Ian Morison and Stuart Lowe |
Editors: | Stuart Lowe |
Segment Presenter: | |
Website: | Stuart Lowe |
Cover art: | A small amount of the static on a TV set is due to the cosmic microwave background |