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NASA records alien sounds above Earth

Sound doesn't travel in space :rolleyes:
A common misconception, but Space is not a perfect vacuum and can be used to transport sound, even from huge distances, though not very efficiently. Also there are radio waves of low frequency which can travel.

In 2013 Voyager 1 recorded sound in interstellar space too, this is believed to be of solar eruption of 2012.
 
In 2013 Voyager 1 recorded sound in interstellar space too, this is believed to be of solar eruption of 2012.
Could it be some sound is heard and that sound was produced like 100 years earlier and had still been travelling given universe's vast expanse and gets recorded.
 
Maybe it's that Isiro (spelling?) guy trying to signal us down here.

It certainly can't be the Vulcans, because they won't be passing through our system until 2063.
 
Maybe it's that Isiro (spelling?) guy trying to signal us down here.

It certainly can't be the Vulcans, because they won't be passing through our system until 2063.
@Isro222
 
NASA records alien sounds above Earth
12:49 May 06, 2015 TECHNOLOGY


WASHINGTON: Ultra-sensitive microphones aboard a NASA student balloon, floating at the edge of space has captured infrasonic sounds whose source has not been ascertained as yet.

Theories for the sounds range from wind in the balloon's path, to ocean waves, gravity waves and clear air turbulence, LiveScience reported.

A NASA-backed project now plans to send another payload to record more of these strange noises later this year.

The sounds were captured by Daniel Bowman, a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

"There haven't been acoustic recordings in the stratosphere for 50 years," Bowman was quoted as saying."Surely, if we place instruments up there, we will find things we haven't seen before," he added.

Bowman had released infrared microphones on a helium balloon above New Mexico and Arizona in August as part of the High-Altitude Student Platform study.

The balloon floated 725 km across the Earth's surface and reached a height of more than 37,500 metres.

Infrasonic sounds are produced by waves at frequencies below 20 hertz. Sounds at those frequencies are inaudible to the human ear. An important characteristic of infrasonic sound is that it travels large distances. - APP
Now that is interesting but I hope not dangerous
 
Sound doesn't travel in space :rolleyes:

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Could it be some sound is heard and that sound was produced like 100 years earlier and had still been travelling given universe's vast expanse and gets recorded.
Sound doesn't travel in a vacuum! What does is electromagnetic waves. Here are sounds from Saturn - not sound as we know it but electromagnetic waves....Sounds eerie, doesn't it?

 
Please post the sound, then only i will trust
 
He is busy devising a formula for something as per his FB messages to me
Ask him about about the status of grey aliens. And how are the reptilians now a days.
 
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