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NASA released three unique musical pieces based on black hole data from the Chandra, James Webb, and IXPE telescopes. One features the evolving star WR124. Another captures the SS 433 system. The last evokes Centaurus A’s giant black hole.

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So beautiful and still so unknown!

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That’s absolutely cosmic! It’s amazing how science and art can collide turning black hole data into music is such a powerful way to feel the universe. Can’t wait to listen and drift through the stars!

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Cy-o-nide1 год назад

NASA does more than SpaceX

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Cake1 год назад

They look so fake

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SYED MUDASIR1 год назад

NASA turning black hole data into music is amazing—science and art blending to reveal the universe’s hidden rhythms!

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सर्व सनातन सत्य1 год назад

NASA has transformed cosmic mysteries into mesmerizing music! Three unique compositions, inspired by data from the Chandra, James Webb, and IXPE telescopes, bring the universe’s darkest phenomena to life. Experience the evolving star WR124, the enigmatic SS 433 system, and the colossal black hole at Centaurus A a breathtaking symphony from the depths of space.

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CardCabz.eth1 год назад

Sonically stunning - NASA's cosmic compositions are outta this world.

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Moriarty1 год назад

Mehn this is art

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Zan Rogan1 год назад

Space is just wonderful

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