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To study this and understand the power of the sun, the Faculty of Science at University of Sheffield also launched a project called ‘In a news report released in late 2013, NASA published that Om (also written as Aum or Ohm) is an ancient mantra and mystical sound of Hindu origin (India and Nepal). However, a segment of the audio in the beginning of first video can be interpreted as sounding Om. The audio of the video shared by Sneha TV and Kiran Bedi is the same but the videos have been created using different graphics. As you can hear in the beginning of the audio in first video, only a segment of the recording (audio) sounds a bit Om-y. - These vibrations are captured by videos and satellite images. They have captured the dynamic movement of the sun's atmosphere for over 20 years.NASA's official YouTube channel uploaded two videos depicting the sun's sonification and frequency in the form of a raw audio and another one with a voiceover by Alex Young, associate director for science in the Heliophysics Science Division at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. Various messages and videos circulating online claim NASA has recorded the Sounds from Sun and found them to be Om (Aum or Ohm) — the ancient, mystic sound of Hindu religion. Data from ESA (European Space Agency) and NASA’s Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) has captured the dynamic movement of the Sun’s atmosphere for over 20 years. Apart from that, there are other sounds as well.NASA, as such, did not say various samples recorded from the Sun’s atmosphere sound like the sacred Hindu syllable Om. Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker. Hindus believe all the divine and other creation form of consciousness originated from the vibration manifesting as sound “OM”. The Facebook post further explains that NASA has not issued any such statement which refers to the sound as the syllable/chant but goes on to say that the humming can be interpreted as 'Om'.NASA released the research that they had conducted on the sound of the sun in July 2018 wherein they showcased data from ESA (European Space Agency) and NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO). Send It To Us On +91 77009 06588 Click here to read our latest fact check stories and other updates.Kiran Bedi shared an amplified video which is different from the one shared by NASAWe notice you currently have an ad blocker installed. vibrate like strings on a musical instrument.Since sound cannot travel through the near vacuum of space, scientists cannot record the sounds produced in the Sun’s atmosphere directly. So, let us analyze the claims in detail.In mid 2010, for the first time, astronomers at the University of Sheffield managed to record the vibrations (eerie musical harmonies) produced by the magnetic field in the outer atmosphere of Sun. Huge magnetic loops known as coronal loops were observed coiling away from the outer layer of the sun’s atmosphere, which behave like sound waves traveling through a wind instrument, i.e.
Bedi's 1:50 seconds clipping has been culled from this 3:20 seconds video.
So, let us analyze the claims in detail. So the scientists at the University of Sheffield used the satellite images of giant magnetic loops spread over thousands of miles to recreate the sound — by turning the visible vibrations into noises and speeding up their frequencies to make them audible to the human ear. Fact Check: In July 2018, NASA released a video that Sun is not silent. The sound of the video is not the original audio released by NASA.
In In a theory known as the Harmony of the Spheres, even The aforementioned study reports in 2010 and 2013 did show samples of sounds recorded from Sun’s atmosphere. Listen in: The audio is also available on Soundcloud. The story will be updated upon receiving a reply. To know more, see our Our website is made possible by displaying online advertisements to our visitors. Sneha TV took down the Youtube video after the story was published.
The video states that like every other substance, even the sun has waves and frequencies. Like cross is sacred to Christians, so is Om to Hindus, which occurs in almost every Sanskrit prayer and invocation to deities.In Vedas and other Hindu scriptures, AUM is the ‘Sound of the Sun’ and the ‘Sound of Light’. The noise from such a large and powerful source as Sun sounded as a sort of music because it has harmonics. They have captured a specific vibration in the Sun's coronal loops which vibrate transversely (as a guitar) and longitudinally (as a wind instrument).
To study this and understand the power of the sun, the Faculty of Science at University of Sheffield also launched a project called ‘In a news report released in late 2013, NASA published that Om (also written as Aum or Ohm) is an ancient mantra and mystical sound of Hindu origin (India and Nepal). However, a segment of the audio in the beginning of first video can be interpreted as sounding Om. The audio of the video shared by Sneha TV and Kiran Bedi is the same but the videos have been created using different graphics. As you can hear in the beginning of the audio in first video, only a segment of the recording (audio) sounds a bit Om-y. - These vibrations are captured by videos and satellite images. They have captured the dynamic movement of the sun's atmosphere for over 20 years.NASA's official YouTube channel uploaded two videos depicting the sun's sonification and frequency in the form of a raw audio and another one with a voiceover by Alex Young, associate director for science in the Heliophysics Science Division at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. Various messages and videos circulating online claim NASA has recorded the Sounds from Sun and found them to be Om (Aum or Ohm) — the ancient, mystic sound of Hindu religion. Data from ESA (European Space Agency) and NASA’s Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) has captured the dynamic movement of the Sun’s atmosphere for over 20 years. Apart from that, there are other sounds as well.NASA, as such, did not say various samples recorded from the Sun’s atmosphere sound like the sacred Hindu syllable Om. Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker. Hindus believe all the divine and other creation form of consciousness originated from the vibration manifesting as sound “OM”. The Facebook post further explains that NASA has not issued any such statement which refers to the sound as the syllable/chant but goes on to say that the humming can be interpreted as 'Om'.NASA released the research that they had conducted on the sound of the sun in July 2018 wherein they showcased data from ESA (European Space Agency) and NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO). Send It To Us On +91 77009 06588 Click here to read our latest fact check stories and other updates.Kiran Bedi shared an amplified video which is different from the one shared by NASAWe notice you currently have an ad blocker installed. vibrate like strings on a musical instrument.Since sound cannot travel through the near vacuum of space, scientists cannot record the sounds produced in the Sun’s atmosphere directly. So, let us analyze the claims in detail.In mid 2010, for the first time, astronomers at the University of Sheffield managed to record the vibrations (eerie musical harmonies) produced by the magnetic field in the outer atmosphere of Sun. Huge magnetic loops known as coronal loops were observed coiling away from the outer layer of the sun’s atmosphere, which behave like sound waves traveling through a wind instrument, i.e.
Bedi's 1:50 seconds clipping has been culled from this 3:20 seconds video.
So, let us analyze the claims in detail. So the scientists at the University of Sheffield used the satellite images of giant magnetic loops spread over thousands of miles to recreate the sound — by turning the visible vibrations into noises and speeding up their frequencies to make them audible to the human ear. Fact Check: In July 2018, NASA released a video that Sun is not silent. The sound of the video is not the original audio released by NASA.
In In a theory known as the Harmony of the Spheres, even The aforementioned study reports in 2010 and 2013 did show samples of sounds recorded from Sun’s atmosphere. Listen in: The audio is also available on Soundcloud. The story will be updated upon receiving a reply. To know more, see our Our website is made possible by displaying online advertisements to our visitors. Sneha TV took down the Youtube video after the story was published.
The video states that like every other substance, even the sun has waves and frequencies. Like cross is sacred to Christians, so is Om to Hindus, which occurs in almost every Sanskrit prayer and invocation to deities.In Vedas and other Hindu scriptures, AUM is the ‘Sound of the Sun’ and the ‘Sound of Light’. The noise from such a large and powerful source as Sun sounded as a sort of music because it has harmonics. They have captured a specific vibration in the Sun's coronal loops which vibrate transversely (as a guitar) and longitudinally (as a wind instrument).