if sound could travel across a vacuum, would we be able to hear the sun from earth?

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supposedly, it would sound like it's violently boiling, if the sound could carry across the vacuum.

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I think probably not, because of the atmosphere.

But we do have "sound" from the sun, vibrations interpreted into audio, @petercloud.eth used nasa sound data to produce a layer of the audio in this piece:

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I think probably not, because of the atmosphere.

But we do have "sound" from the sun, vibrations interpreted into audio, @petercloud.eth used nasa sound data to produce a layer of the audio in this piece: https://zora.co/collect/base:0xc3e50ad555043720a98980f7570375bb5f903088/2?referrer=0x316822580ee3725209fd96b1208ef53b73825e56

Gm, Phil. What exactly do you want to hear, though? The whooshing sounds? 😂🙏