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a1exanderga11ier
20th November 2012, 06:51
Fluctuations in the sun's magnetic field rendered into tones audible to the human ear. This is the vibration of our star.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/7840201/Music-of-the-sun-recorded-by-scientists.html

Lisab
20th November 2012, 07:05
Wow,wow,WOW!!!

Sidney
20th November 2012, 15:26
sounds somewhat like the strange sounds heard across the globe the last couple years. Humph......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFTvWRF8LHw&feature=related

Snoweagle
20th November 2012, 17:56
Those sounds are filtered sounds so we can hear them. In effect the "awesome" sound of the sun has been altered (minimised, condensed) to gratify the publics expectation and limits of our ear drums.


And quoting:
Professor Robertus von Fáy-Siebenbürgen, head of the solar physics research group at Sheffield University, said: "It was strangely beautiful and exciting to hear these noises for the first time from such a large and powerful source.

"It is a sort of music as it has harmonics.

It is the harmonics that are key to understanding the sun and every other "noise" from the cosmos across the electromagnetic spectrum.
These harmonics can be reproduced with HAARP within its own level and limits of operation and is probably the cause of those noises in Vancouver (and elsewhere). Just as Bearden advised about the Russian "woodpecker" signal effecting the US some years ago.

We are receptive to the harmonics of the cosmos yet when you peruse the internet to find detailed evidence of its study concerning sea mammals such as whales and dolphins which produce amazing conversational harmonic sounds you will encounter a disney world presentation of pap, as this type of study is not approved for the masses, yet its understanding opens the world to amazing discoveries. Harmonics is the doorway to free energy.

The sun sounds are no different to the sounds of Saturn we heard a few years back. Nothing more than mint sauce for sheep.