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This is wonderful! I can't help but to be reminded of the book (and excellent movie) The Hunt For Red October, where a [edit] "caterpillar" drive on The Red Oct
by geocrasher 5y ago
This is wonderful! I can't help but to be reminded of the book (and excellent movie) The Hunt For Red October, where a [edit] "caterpillar" drive on The Red October sounds like seismic activity, but when sped up is clearly mechanical. This is not he same, I know, but it has the same vibe.
https://geohazards.earth.utah.edu/tones/BigArrowhead.html https://geohazards.earth.utah.edu/tones/BigArrowhead.html has a distinctly underwater sound to it.
Whoever thought to do this... Kudos to you! (And I... was never here...)
- dylan604 5y agoIt's similar to what the astronomy people do with the data from probes floating in space collect [0]. They keep trying to find ways to make the data interesting as opposed to just numbers in a spreadsheet. [0] https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/images/pia17045-voyager-captures-sounds-of-interstellar-space https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/images/pia17045-voyager-captures-so...
- ceocoder 5y agoYes! That's exactly what came to my mind! minor nit: Red October had caterpillar drive