Does it sound like a goose?

This isn’t gonna blow my speakers is it? lol

@pyɔross. 538577 wrote:

A small part of the sound of TV/Radio static is reverberations from the big bang apparently, remember being told something like that years ago anyway.

Yep. The Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation, which we receive from all directions and has an average temperature of about 2.7 Kelvin accounts for about 1% of the snow and noise in TV static. That’s how we map out the universe. The Planck probe recently published 15 months worth of data on it and created this map:

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Which shows the temperature fluctuations in that radiation from different directions and allows us to build a picture of what the universe looked like when it was about 300,000 years old.

@thelog 538569 wrote:

The sound from it is still echoing around the universe today. I find it mind blowing man.

Sorry dude, but how do you have sound in a vacuum?

I think maybe the math dude forgot to carry the 1 or something, cos that wasn’t a bang.

@DeezNuts 538856 wrote:

My thoughts exactly.

You don’t, but you can “transform” the radiowaves into sound, I suppose. A bit like this:

@cheeseweasel 538788 wrote:

I think maybe the math dude forgot to carry the 1 or something, cos that wasn’t a bang.

The big timestreched fart

@MR207 538901 wrote:

Good thing Jupiter is my ruling planet then!

Good thing the big bang never happened 😉