As Voyager 1 made its closest approach to Jupiter, our PWS instrument gathered these four hours twenty-seven minutes of #SpaceAudio on this date forty-six years ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUnBDGmWIgQ

Our #TRACERS mission is advancing. #SpacePhysics #SpaceAudio
https://clas.uiowa.edu/news/clas-physics-and-astronomy-faculty-closer-launching-instruments-tracers-mission

If you are interested in announcements about new #SpacePhysics #SpaceAudio, be sure to follow @SpaceAudio

For contrast, here's some #SpaceAudio #Chorus at more typical frequencies from two hours later.

You have to have good bass to hear this #SpaceAudio. Find something with a subwoofer. Trust me, it's worth it. This is some very low frequency #SpacePhysics #Chorus recorded by Van Allen Probes B #otd 10 years ago.

See @SpaceAudio for #SpaceAudio content!
https://astrodon.social/@SpaceAudio

#OTD exactly 10 years ago. This is the #SpaceAudio from Van Allen Probes B Waves Bu Bv and Bw magnetic antennas from this hour 2013-04-16 01:00 UTC.

You've listened to the squeaks and groans of #SpaceAudio, now geek-out to the #SpacePhysics!

https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/24577/plasma-waves-in-space-physics-carrying-on-the-research-legacies-of-peter-gary-and-richard-thorne

Forty-four years after Voyager 1 crossed into Jupiter's titanic magnetosphere, we present the entire day of #PlasmaWave #SpaceAudio from March 1, 1979. A couple of very noisy frames have been omitted, but otherwise all the data gathered is presented here in this 12-hour video. See the description on YouTube for more details. #Space #SpacePhysics #Voyager1 #Jupiter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dmcC7lIHRI

Well, I've been lax on my #SpaceAudio postings, so . . . I just happened across this while doing a click-through test on some web pages. It starts off with some interesting chorus emissions and then slowly fades into more hiss over 9 minutes. Sorry, just the raw mp3 today: https://space.physics.uiowa.edu/rbsp/audio/mp3/L2B/2015/02/02/rbsp-b_WFR-audio_emfisis_BuBvBw_20150202T00.mp3

This is the banner video from my #SpaceAudio YouTube channel. It's an example of an event that nobody originally noticed in the spectrogram plots we normally use for science analysis, but easily stood out when I was playing whole days of Van Allen Probes data in the background while I worked. Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJEI-dLVPaQ

I've been involved in space physics research since Voyager 1 Jupiter encounter. This will be a personal yet professional platform for me, meaning I'm not representing any employer but still focusing on research support. See my links for details. #introduction #SpaceAudio #Space #Physics #Research #Science #SupportServices #Linux #Data #FOSS