Nasa released sound of hell, What do you think about this audio?😯😯😯

We don't know for sure. But there are places here on Earth where you can see and hear strange noises daily.

The explanation accompanying this video explains

The Helix Nebula is 655 light-years away from us, and 3 light-years across! Near the end of a Sun-like star’s life, nebulae like this form when the star sheds some of its outer material.
In this sonification, red light is assigned lower pitches and blue light is assigned higher pitches. Just as the frequencies of light increase from red to blue, frequencies of sound increase from low to high pitches. While there’s no sound in space, sonifications like this help us conceptualize the data in astronomical images in a new, auditory way!

(Sonification is the use of non-speech audio to convey information or perceptualize data.) - Text inside brackets my addition.

Not sure, sounds scary.

It's probably the sound of a black hole. We wouldn't want to be caught up in one, wouldn't be good.

R.I.P. headphone users...

Whoa...

{@zingastar] 😄 hell must of been made where i work but seriously i am a bit sceptical on its authetisty

You have never heard when they send microphones deep into the earth and you can hear screaming

That's just me when I found out I was out of chocolate

Can we even trust NASA?

Lol. It’ disturbing for sure, but that’s actually an image of a nebula taken by the Hubble telescope then converted to sound. The color was matched to pitch and brightness to volume using some advanced technology. So it’s not exactly a ‘real’ sound.

Reminds me of the signal picked up by the Nostromo.

What the f**k??? Sounds like a screaming fox.

They are always recording the sound of hell.

Fake

Scary...😐

What ever that is...it sounds creepy.

Sure that wasn't my wife?🤔

It's not nearly as frightening as the death whistle [youtube=https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I9QuO09z-SI]

Have you ever heard a star?