the sound of the birth of the universe

[Guest guest]

A physics professor has claimed he has reproduced the sounds that

the universe made as it came into existance.Please click here to hear

it!

 

http://faculty.washington.edu/jcramer/BBSound.html

 

 

After you guys listen to it, you will understand why I posted it

here :-)

[Guest guest]

Maybe I am just stupid, but no I have no clue. It sounds like the sound effects

in old sci-movies with spaceships landing and stuff... Also most physicists

estimate that the original sounds of the big bang havent even come this far yet;

that's what I learnt in HS anyway.

 

 

Erotic Ethel <retroprecursor

 

Monday, 12 March, 2007 10:52:16 AM

the sound of the birth of the universe

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A physics professor has claimed he has reproduced the sounds that

 

the universe made as it came into existance.Please click here to hear

 

it!

 

 

 

http://faculty. washington. edu/jcramer/ BBSound.html

 

 

 

 

 

After you guys listen to it, you will understand why I posted it

 

here :-)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Kartik,

 

I seriously doubt that you're stupid just because what I posted didn't make any

sense to you.After I found this site and listened to the sound file,(which is

supposed to basically be the " sound " of the universe frenetically

expanding.Since it's so low pitched and subtle it has been enhanced

exponentially here.

 

I suppose my point, if I even had one, was that to me it sounded almost like a

computerized Om. It may not sound like that to anyone else - but I thought it

would make an interesting, if quirky, conversation peice.

 

Anyway, I thought the page would fit the " tone " (pardon the pun!) of the group

quite well.I hope i've cleared up some of the confusion.

 

, kartik gaurav <omkaaraya

wrote:

>

> Maybe I am just stupid, but no I have no clue. It sounds like the

sound effects in old sci-movies with spaceships landing and stuff...

Also most physicists estimate that the original sounds of the big

bang havent even come this far yet; that's what I learnt in HS

anyway.

>

>

> Erotic Ethel <retroprecursor

>

> Monday, 12 March, 2007 10:52:16 AM

> the sound of the birth of the universe

[Guest guest]

I dont know much about physics but for sound to occur you need matter to

propagate it. Normally what is suggested is that the formation of the universe

generated a lot of explosive energy which was so extreme that it lead to the

condensation of energy and this later one formed the principle atom- Hydrogen-

this is post big bang not during the initial instantaneous explosion. So they've

probably changed the theory to accommodate for a sound during the " Big Bang "

which itself didnt last very long.

 

I dont really understand whether the AUMkara notion should be taken literally or

if it is just a metaphor for something which the Rishis didnt obviously have in

their vocabulary. But either way its very strange how they can come up with

these conclusions lol.

 

 

Erotic Ethel <retroprecursor

 

Tuesday, 13 March, 2007 6:52:17 AM

Re: the sound of the birth of the universe