Listen to the first sonifications of images from NASAWebb! A multi-mission team of scientists, musicians, and an accessibility expert/member of the blind community worked to map Webb's history-making data to sound. The results are captivating! More in the at: https://s.si.edu/sonifywebb
Description:
A sonification of the Carina Nebula, a large cloud of gas and dust where stars are forming or have already formed, scans the image from left to right. The soundtrack is vibrant and full, representing the detail in this gigantic, gaseous cavity that has the appearance of a mountain range.
Gas and dust in the top half of the image are represented in blue hues and windy, drone-like sounds. The bottom half, in ruddy shades of orange and red, has a clearer, more melodic composition.
Brighter light is louder. Vertical position of light also dictates the frequency of sound. Example: bright light near the top sounds lo ...
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