Thanks for the post. I checked out the audio and the website sounds like BS to me. The audio clips do not sound like "The Sounds of Titan" -- just audio couched in scientific mumbo-jumbo. The returned radar signal (bounced back from the surface) and converted to audio simply shows acceleration--as the craft gets closer to the ground, the bounce back time gets shorter and shorter according to the speed of the landing. I suppose if you know the weight of the craft, you can use the frequency to calculate the force of Titan's gravity relative to earth. (Where is Charles Dodge when we need him? I would rather hear a composer create someting like "Titans Magnetic Fields.") I would not call the conversion of bounce back signal to audio "The Sound of Titan." On the other hand, the "wind" of Titan definitely tells me the moon is pink. Clearly, that is pink noise. 8-) --Steve_the_skeptic --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, José Sáez <taliesin@t...> wrote: > Sounds from other planet !!!! > > http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/Cassini-Huygens/SEM85Q71Y3E_0.html > > > :-o > > Jose > ........ > I'm NOT going to fix your computer. > ........ > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: Alien Audio
2005-01-16 by steve_the_composer
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