Sounds of the stars: how scientists are listening in on space

In astronomy, the use of sound instead of light is breaking down barriers to participation and providing insight into the Universe. In astronomy, the use of sound instead of light is breaking down barriers to participation and providing insight into the Universe. Chandra's view of the Perseus C...

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Published in:Nature (London) 2022-11, Vol.611 (7935), p.204-204
Format: Article
Language:English
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Alzheimer's disease
Astronomers
Astronomy
Black holes
Blindness
Celestial bodies
Editorial
Humanities and Social Sciences
Interdisciplinary aspects
James Webb Space Telescope
Listening
multidisciplinary
Neutron stars
Observatories
Radio communications
Science
Sound
Sound waves
Space telescopes
Stars
Stars & galaxies
Three dimensional printing
Visual impairment
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Summary:In astronomy, the use of sound instead of light is breaking down barriers to participation and providing insight into the Universe. In astronomy, the use of sound instead of light is breaking down barriers to participation and providing insight into the Universe. Chandra's view of the Perseus Cluster
ISSN:0028-0836
1476-4687
DOI:10.1038/d41586-022-03597-5