This Is What the Sun's Wind Sounds Like! (Very Creepy) - Six Real Sound Recordings (4K)

Does the Sun make sound? Yes! and it's very unsettling!
During its first few years of exploring the Sun, NASA's Parker Solar Probe recorded six strange but amazing sounds of the solar wind. The solar wind is a stream of charged particles released from the Sun's upper atmosphere, known as the Corona. Scientists have studied the solar wind for more than 60 years, but they're still puzzled over some of its behaviours. However, by listening to the pressure waves it produces, we can hear the bizarre sounds of the Sun. The small chirps, squeaks, hurricane-like screams and rustles recorded by the Parker Solar Probe hint at the origin of this mysterious and ever-present wind. So what does the Sun sound like? Click on the video and listen to real audio recordings of our closest star.

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0:10 Sound Explanation
2:51 Recording 1 & 2
4:29 Recording 3
5:05 Recording 4 & 5
6:20 Recording 6

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[mandychapin]

Never in my life did it occur to me that I would be able to "hear" the sun. Mind blown!

[faerieSAALE]

Can you imagine what the universe would sound like if there was a medium to carry sound - it would be so loud and insane that we would lose our minds.

[ciotay]

Imagine in the 80s/90s someone told you, you would be able to hear the sun through your phone 😁

[CapnJrod]

I still can't belive we finally made a piece of machinery that can even get that close to the sun, actually mind blowing

[carolynallisee]

I couldn't help but think how much the recordings sounded like the wind whistling round the house I live in during a winter wind storm. There are considerable differences, of course, but the similarities in the sound was even more startling!

[jennifermcdonald]

Everything that happens in space is so unbelievably huge, they’re too much for our minds to comprehend really. A million tons per second, all day all night, how can your mind deal with that. Just incredible.

[rainy_day]

I've always wondered what space sounds like..so.etimes I imagine incredible absolute quiet, and then I think it's really loud! This is spectacular!

[raphaelsylla]

As someone who had lived near a huge construction site of trains and lots of metal works - the sound seems somewhat similar. And definitely you can identify that there's pressure and force on these "solar winds" and the last audio for the cosmic dust definitely indicates friction. Kinda like someone who's doing a welding and there's sparks at the audio source.

[GAS.M]

How the probe got close enough to record sound with out disintegrating is beyond me...phenomenal machine 👏

[kristahaire-patten]

Wow. That sounds scary. Who would've thought the sun sounds so scary.

[chriswhite]

Mesmerized bro!!.... you've got me bloody mesmerized. Geat vid, well done.

[jakem]

I will never get to experience space travel, not in my lifetime. But I can vicariously experience space through your videos.

[boydmerriman]

Would be interesting if all the sounds were played at once giving a realistic track of what the sun is doing all the time!

[Mars]

Nice work. It really does sound like wind, but a magnetic sound with it

[VSPACE]

What did you think of these bizarre audio recordings? Pretty weird, right? To think that this is what the Sun's wind sounds like! And the fact that we can hear it is nothing short of incredible! Let me know what you think below! V

[AuthorWASimpson]

Absolutely phenominal. So much to learn right here in our own system. So fascinating.

[karenjarrett]

The sounds were fascinating, thank you for sharing this information.

[jonathonstorjohann]

Just hearing the audio is impressive to me. The sun was a big thing I liked learning about when I was a kid. I forgot to mention the sounds are bizzare but true. Thanks for this video.

[esotericmissionary]

Symphonies of the Planets is a great set of five interplanetary recordings from the Voyager probes that NASA released last millennium. Each are about half an hour long, and they're ASMR way before that was a thing nowadays. You'll love them if you liked this video. 🙂

[sunflowerstm]

Absolutely fascinating…..imagine sitting alone in a room with headphones on, in total darkness…. Not knowing anything about this, except that it’s from the sun. I think people would literally lose their mind, because as awesome as it may sound, it could be the most horrifying noise you’d hear, that your brain could not process……☀️