Ontopic Mission to Uranus

i know that solar winds interacting with the magnetosphere create ULF waves, which are in the .001hz range. but technically thats not something we create.
 
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adi said:
bigger star lower the frequency or some such relation?
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you know, im not sure about the generation side of it, but I imagine that the mass of the object generation the sound certainly has something to do with it. I bet theres also natural "amplifiers" that route the sound based on magnetic fields and such.
 
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Domon said:
you know, im not sure about the generation side of it, but I imagine that the mass of the object generation the sound certainly has something to do with it. I bet theres also natural "amplifiers" that route the sound based on magnetic fields and such.
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yes there must be several factors
 
more appropriate to measure how intensely the wave (energy) perturbs matter i think.

Sound can certainly have great impact on matter at a physical level, but on the other hand, gamma radiation can literally tear apart atoms. Which is stronger? All depends on how you measure it i guess

Of the common waves, id say infrared might have the greatest "broad" impact on matter.
 
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Domon said:
more appropriate to measure how intensely the wave (energy) perturbs matter i think.

Sound can certainly have great impact on matter at a physical level, but on the other hand, gamma radiation can literally tear apart atoms. Which is stronger? All depends on how you measure it i guess

Of the common waves, id say infrared might have the greatest "broad" impact on matter.
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thanks domon baba :)
 
googlefu (having the right search terms) comes into great play when researching scientific stuff. I certainly dont know all this off the top of my head, I might have a general idea, but finding the sources with the details in all from google.
 
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Domon said:
googlefu (having the right search terms) comes into great play when researching scientific stuff. I certainly dont know all this off the top of my head, I might have a general idea, but finding the sources with the details in all from google.
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ya im definitely using homemade terms lol
 
adi said:
prob makes it a rare form of energy universally (apologies if im talking out of my ass baba)
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i get what you're saying. Interstellar sound is certainly an extremely rare thing.

If astronomers here were to hear a sound in the human hearing range from outside our atmosphere, even if it was from the moon, that would be a remarkable phenomenon
 
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Domon said:
i get what you're saying. Interstellar sound is certainly an extremely rare thing.

If astronomers here were to hear a sound in the human hearing range from outside our atmosphere, even if it was from the moon, that would be a remarkable phenomenon
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..could be as rare as a single phenomenon :) im sure that supernova 400 years ago was not heard, was it?
 
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