Nasa records creepy sound from black hole in distant galaxy
Telegraph, 24 Aug 2022
It is said in space there is no-one to hear you scream, but around a galaxy cluster, you might just be heard.
Scientists have released 34 seconds of actual sound coming from the black hole at the centre of the Persus galaxy cluster, some 240 million light years away from Earth, and it is, to say the least, creepy.
The echoey moans sound similar to whale noises, or a record being played at a slower RPM.
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Scientists have released 34 seconds of actual sound coming from the black hole at the centre of the Persus galaxy cluster, some 240 million light years away from Earth, and it is, to say the least, creepy.
The echoey moans sound similar to whale noises, or a record being played at a slower RPM.
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