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Sounds from Scientific, Meteorological, Commercial Satellites 1967-1971 (2013)
- dang 8y agoA small discussion from 2014: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8584677 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8584677
- pietroglyph 8y agoThis is only a small part of a large collection of space sounds. I like these the best because they're from the oldest satellites (although some have been recorded relatively recently!) You can find links to sounds from 1961-present, and more information on how these were obtained on this page of the same website: http://www.dd1us.de/historical%20sounds%20from%20space.html http://www.dd1us.de/historical%20sounds%20from%20space.html
- jaytaylor 8y agoHow were they able to ascribe an observed sound with a particular satellite back then? This site is a portal to another time, before information was nearly always only a web search away. Fascinating.
- elkos 8y agoHi, if you'd like more recent recordings you can check over https://network.satnogs.org https://network.satnogs.org an open-source satellite ground-station network with several ground-stations participating that records data from scientific, meteorological, even astronauts on-board the ISS on amateur radio contacts.