He sound of the stars it is the obsession of many scientists. Last year the NASA created a kind of “soundtrack” of the universe, through an image collected by the Hubble Space Telescope.
This time, Brian May, astrophysicist and guitarist for the band Queen, adjusted the frequency of the acoustic waves of the stars recorded by the astrophysicist Garik Israelian in 2005.
So that not only is sound, the visual effects experts at Double Negative studio, Paul Franklin and Oliver James, have created images of the stars to the rhythm of those sounds.
(((Hear the spectacular sound the stars make here)))
This project is part of the Starmus Festival, a cultural event organized by Brian May and inspired precisely by the Israelian presentation on the universe from an acoustic point of view. Without a doubt, a work that pays tribute to our universe.
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