NASA scientists detected pressure waves from a supermassive black hole located 250 million light-years away in the Perseus galaxy cluster; since these waves were too deep for human ears, scientists amplified the signal millions of times to convert it into audible sound, revealing vibrations so powerful they could shake an entire galaxy cluster, representing the closest thing humanity has ever heard to the actual sound of a black hole.
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NASA Recorded a Sound From a Black Hole… and It Shouldn’t ExistAdded:
Space was never silent. NASA detected pressure waves erupting from [music] a black hole 250 million light-years away.
The signal was so deep, humans could never hear [music] it naturally.
Scientists boosted it millions of times.
What came out sounded impossible.
>> [music] >> A vibration powerful enough to shake an entire galaxy cluster. Some scientists say [music] it's the closest thing humanity has ever heard to the sound of a black hole.
>> [music] >> And somewhere in the dark, it's still echoing.
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