Collection of space sounds released to mark 50 years since the moon landings

To mark the 50th anniversary of the moon landings, an interactive collection of the sounds of space and the history of space travel has been launched by global sound project Cities and Memory. The project, called Space is the Place, combines 80 recordings from Nasa and the European Space Agency for the first time with reimagined, remixed interpretations of those space sounds, all designed to answer the question 'what does space travel sound like?'

The Guardian YouTube network:

[hiirenperse]

Ganymede sounds like some alien is speaking and giving coordinations to some place🤨

[isaiahsspontaneouscontent]

The human brain is so amazing that humans have created devices to record what it sounds like in the stars

[bbc_news]

That’s so weird, but I bet its just a storm that’s interfering with the radio signal

[michealbay]

But nobody can hear you scream in space

[vapingotter]

You should specify that these are radio signals. There is no sound in space

[Greenpoloboy]

Sounds like computer signals from an Alien Mothership

[dcdad]

So, when they crashed the moon landers into the moon after setting up seismic devices, THAT ringing sound to suggest a hollow moon must be classified, 'cause nobody has it.

[lorenasolee]

Sounds like Space Mountain at Disneyland

[pauladv]

That's amazing.... given the fact that there can be no sound in a vacuum! ???