Where I sample my dark and dirty subs...

[InternetSlaveMaster]

The deepest 'musical' note in the known universe comes from a black hole!

The rumblings of a black hole in the Perseus galaxy is 57 octaves below middle C. For comparison, a typical piano has 7 octaves. The Chandra X-Ray Observatory was used by NASA in the discovery of the black hole in 2003. The black hole they recorded is 250 million light years away from Earth.

It was the first time sound waves were found around a supermassive black hole. It supports the theory that black holes are not 'holes' but rather really dense concentrations of matter.

The soundwaves found may actually solve a longstanding astrophysics problem. Scientists have always wondered why they always found pockets of hot gas in the Universe, but almost never cold gas. They think that the sound waves emanating from the black hole cause the gas to remain hot.

-http://www.omg-facts.com/view/Facts/50230

[Today]

there's also a subsonic tone going on at the bottom of the ocean no one knows why.
its too low, its like 3Hz as is but i think if you pitched it up it'd make a mean ass sub.

[AxeD]

there's also a subsonic tone going on at the bottom of the ocean no one knows why.
its too low, its like 3Hz as is but i think if you pitched it up it'd make a mean ass sub.

that was me, sorry

[kidshuffle]

there's also a subsonic tone going on at the bottom of the ocean no one knows why.
its too low, its like 3Hz as is but i think if you pitched it up it'd make a mean ass sub.

that was me, sorry

[Today]

i mean the bloop http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloop

[knell]

I knew this thread was going to be good when I read the title, but I didn't expect to learn something new about black holes

found the article on NASAs site about it, as well: http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/sc ... olesounds/

[dickman69]

Cassowaries will gulp air several times, fill their crop, and then violently swing their head between their legs repeatedly, each time producing an inaudible booming sound below 30 Hz.

that's where wildlife majors like myself sample their subz from

[knell]

bare deep bird

[cmgoodman1226]

Cassowaries will gulp air several times, fill their crop, and then violently swing their head between their legs repeatedly, each time producing an inaudible booming sound below 30 Hz.

that's where wildlife majors like myself sample their subz from

You're a wildlife major? What concentration? I'm on the same track

[dickman69]

Cassowaries will gulp air several times, fill their crop, and then violently swing their head between their legs repeatedly, each time producing an inaudible booming sound below 30 Hz.

that's where wildlife majors like myself sample their subz from

You're a wildlife major? What concentration? I'm on the same track

fisheries lol

[cmgoodman1226]

Cassowaries will gulp air several times, fill their crop, and then violently swing their head between their legs repeatedly, each time producing an inaudible booming sound below 30 Hz.

that's where wildlife majors like myself sample their subz from

You're a wildlife major? What concentration? I'm on the same track

fisheries lol

oh ok. Herpetology over here.

[dickman69]

If I'm ever up against a question about caecilians ill get at you

[cityzen]

i mean the bloop http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloop

That link lead me to this super creepy sound
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Train_%28u ... d_sound%29

[cmgoodman1226]

If I'm ever up against a question about caecilians ill get at you

haha well I'm more on the reptile side, but yeah, by all means.

[AxeD]

oh ok. Herpetology over here.

Sorry to hear that man

[cityzen]

oh ok. Herpetology over here.

Sorry to hear that man

[ehbes]

oh ok. Herpetology over here.

Sorry to hear that man

hahah

[cmgoodman1226]

oh ok. Herpetology over here.

Sorry to hear that man

yup.

[MrAural]

there's also a subsonic tone going on at the bottom of the ocean no one knows why.
its too low, its like 3Hz as is but i think if you pitched it up it'd make a mean ass sub.

that was me, sorry

[InternetSlaveMaster]

OMG back on topic.....

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so does anyone know where I can buy some cassowaries?