Submitted by Western_Home6746 t3_10j18x5 in space
shyouko t1_j5jxvwe wrote
Reply to comment by LLuerker in Have you ever thought about what it sounds on jupiter by Western_Home6746
Any source or hints on how this is calculated?
Nrksbullet t1_j5jyo89 wrote
It's from the documentary 'Rick and Morty', visualized as the Sun screaming.
LLuerker t1_j5jz30w wrote
I just used Google, but the first handful of sources claim the same number. Just number crunching basically
artgriego t1_j5lp8zm wrote
Given how bright it is, at a distance of 93 MILLION miles...I believe it.
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left_lane_camper t1_j5lx083 wrote
Those calculations assume a lossless atmosphere and that the only attenuation is geometric. Adding in attenuation leads to full thermalization surprisingly close to the photosphere.
Of course, if there were a medium to transport that sound, then it would effectively mean that the sun were just a much larger star, and that medium itself would be turbulent and noisy.
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