So we've all heard about the gravitational wave confirmation recently. It turns out the waves are 'technically' audible. For anyone interested the audio is a short scroll away using the link provided below. It's a sort of groove salad you don't hear every day.
Composer Arthur Jeffes and creative studio Marshmallow Laser Feast have been working with two astrophysicists Samaya Nissanke (Excellence Fellow, Univ. Radboud, Netherlands) part of the ground breaking LIGO Virgo team who have detected Gravitational waves for the first time, and Jean-Michel Desert (Ass. Professor, Amsterdam University, Netherlands) on a new project seeking to open up their extraordinary and pioneering work to a wider audience using a combination of sound, music and stunning visuals in a live curated environment.
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So we've all heard about the gravitational wave confirmation recently. It turns out the waves are 'technically' audible. For anyone interested the audio is a short scroll away using the link provided below. It's a sort of groove salad you don't hear every day.
Composer Arthur Jeffes and creative studio Marshmallow Laser Feast have been working with two astrophysicists Samaya Nissanke (Excellence Fellow, Univ. Radboud, Netherlands) part of the ground breaking LIGO Virgo team who have detected Gravitational waves for the first time, and Jean-Michel Desert (Ass. Professor, Amsterdam University, Netherlands) on a new project seeking to open up their extraordinary and pioneering work to a wider audience using a combination of sound, music and stunning visuals in a live curated environment.
http://www.epcmusic.com/space