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A few years ago, Elizabeth Stinson wrote for Wired about SolarBeat, an interactive data website that “uses the real orbital frequencies of the major bodies of our solar system, and uses Continue reading SolarBeat lets you play the solar system
At the Applied Physics Lab at Johns Hopkins in Laurel, Maryland, the New Horizons space probe team rang in 2019 at midnight and then called Dr. Brian May (that’s right, Continue reading Brian May of Queen premieres new song for New Horizons
File under: source material. In December, NASA posted audio captured by the Mars InSight lander of Martian winds blowing on it. This should be of interest to noise artists or Continue reading NASA releases audio of winds on Mars
We didn’t know this, but for years, scientists have been taking their data and making music with it. Over at Eos, Kimberly Cartier has collected several examples of this work: Continue reading Music makers using scientific data
NASA is back with sharing photos, images, and audio from the archives. TechCrunch among others reported on NASA putting up a searchable library on its website, complete with details about Continue reading NASA releases another trove online
For fans of space science, the New Horizons probe that did a fly-by of Pluto and its moons in July was the highlight of the year. Lots of different scientists and Continue reading Brian May of Queen: contributions to the Pluto space mission
In a sort of recognition of the European Space Agency’s Rosetta mission landing their Philae probe on a comet after a 10-year flight, we’re posting about NASA putting up tons Continue reading NASA posts a trove of space sounds for download