From the sounds of planets, to sounds that help map out the universe, join me as I reveal to you 10 creepy signals from space!

10. The Sounds Of Jupiter
On the surface of things, it may seem odd to "hear" a planet like Jupiter. I mean, how can you "hear" a planet that technically doesn't make sounds and has no natural life on it that we know of? Simple, just like there's many different ways to "hear" things on Earth, there are many different ways to "hear" things in space.

9. The Big Bang
When it comes to talking about the creation of the universe, there's a mighty big divide in the worlds' population. There are those who believe in science, and those who believe in a God or gods having created the universe. And the biggest problem in "proving" each side of the argument is that there is sometimes a lack of "proof". Which is why there are theories for how the Earth and stars and universe came to be.

8. Black Holes
This is another instance of you being fine for believing that something like a Black Hole doesn't make a sound. After all, Black Holes are cosmic entities of a sort that are so powerful in their gravitational fields that nothing can escape them without a little help. Which is why you can't see them, as even light can't escape a Black Hole. And thus, if a beam of light can't escape a Black Hole, how can a sound wave?

7. Cosmic Puzzles
One of the reasons radio astronomy is such a popular topic is that sound can help us map out space even when visuals fail us. What's more, there are "Cosmic Puzzles" in regards to sound waves that are out there waiting to be solved. An example of this was revealed in early 20196. To The Moon!

5. The WOW Signal
You might think that most of these radio signals from space were detected in the modern times by advanced technology, but sometimes you don't need technology of a grand sort to find things. Sometimes you just need some luck and to be pointing in the right direction. Such as when the Big Ear radio telescope at Ohio State University was listening to space in 1977 and found something that they didn't expect.

4. Ganymede
Oh, you thought we were done with Jupiter? Nope! Because not only is the planet the largest in our solar system, it's also one that happens to have the most set of moons, and each one apparently has their own unique sound. So when the Galileo satellite passed the moon known as Ganymede, it found its own sound, as well as a discovery.

3. The Lost Cosmonaut
The early years of the space program weren't as fun and exciting as missions like the moon mission in 1969 was. Mainly because man had not dared to try and go out into space, and because of this, we didn't know exactly what was out there, how it would affect us, and the difficulties in getting back to Earth from space. The Soviet Union denied the signal, and the woman's existence in their space program.

2. Thunderstorms on Saturn - space exploration
Ah, finally, a planet that emits sounds that isn't Jupiter! But, it is its neighbor. I speak of course of Saturn, a planet that has long fascinated Earth because of its size, rings, and more. But, when the Voyager Space Probe flew by it, the scientists of NASA were surprised to find that there were lightning storms going on in the planet. Then, when the Cassini Space Probe went by it in 2006, it was able to capture some of the sounds of the thunderstorms.

1. Leaving The Solar System

Video Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:16 - The Sounds Of Jupiter
02:01 - The Big Bang
03:38 - Black Holes
05:09 - Cosmic Puzzles
06:26 - To the Moon: Europa
07:19 - The WOW Signal
08:51 - Ganymede
09:45 - The Lost Cosmonaut
10:53 - Thunderstorms on Saturn
11:41 - Leaving the Solar System
12:27 - Outro

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