Video: NASA's black hole audio shows how scientists are recording the universe
Analyzing the science, misconceptions, and future of astronomical sound.
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Ever wondered what the universe sounds like? While the Hubble space telescope has brought us a wealth of starry sights since its discovery in 1990, astronomical researchers have also been hooked on providing a means for people to experience these cosmic marvels using other senses too. In this case, it's our sense of hearing.
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