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The article doesn't make it clear if this is coming from all directions or one specific area. I assume it's all directions like the general cosmic background radiation, but it would be far more interesting if it was only one specific direction.
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The article doesn't make it clear if this is coming from all directions or one specific area. I assume it's all directions like the general cosmic background radiation, but it would be far more interesting if it was only one specific direction.



Had not thought of that.
You are right of course but, dont the radio telescopes just look at a very narrow point in space?
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Do you have an audio sample of the sound by any chance?



All I found was what I posted.

More to come in the near future I hope.
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This guy needs a new beat.

"Radio waves are not sound waves, but they are still electromagnetic waves, situated on the low-frequency end of the light spectrum."

Implying that sound waves are also electomagnetic waves rather than pressure waves. The article goes on to talk about radio waves, not sound waves or a 'roar'.


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This guy needs a new beat.

"Radio waves are not sound waves, but they are still electromagnetic waves, situated on the low-frequency end of the light spectrum."

Implying that sound waves are also electomagnetic waves rather than pressure waves. The article goes on to talk about radio waves, not sound waves or a 'roar'.



He speaks to this in the article. Sound does not travel through a vacum. Either way they are "listening' in.

But what ever, someone needed to take the fun out of it :P
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it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
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>The article goes on to talk about radio waves, not sound waves or a 'roar'.

Depends on how they are decoded! If they're narrowband but varying in amplitude, you could demodulate them with an AM receiver. If they're varying a bit in frequency, then they could be demodulated via an FM receiver. If they are changing polarizations, or changing phase, other sorts of receivers could receive them. In all cases they could then be converted into sound. (Which would not be super useful scientifically, but might sound cool, like a 'roar' or something.)

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