Black Hole Sound Heard Scary

 'Space is scary': NASA captured the sound of a dark hole that scared the web

On the off chance that you've seen "Interstellar," you might think you have a very clever idea of ​​what a dark opening sounds like, but that being said, the reality is truly bizarre.

In Christopher Nolan's 2014 hit film, Matthew McConaughey's character Joseph Cooper enters a dark hole where he only notices "flashes of light in the darkness" and the crowd hears only the screeching of his boat and the trash hitting the vessel.

But in general, NASA's Exoplanet Exploration Program has picked up the sound made by the dark hole, and it appears to be something more akin to ghost hauntings than stars.

To begin with, a little science. NASA noted that this is a "misinterpretation that there is no strong one in space."

You've heard that space is a vacuum, and keep in mind that it's generally obvious: "Space has such an excess of gas that we got real sound," NASA noted, adding that the sound waves were "enhanced and mixed with different information." in the video.

Currently on a 30-second clip presented on Twitter, which without much of a stretch could be used as the soundtrack to the Phantom movie.

"As a space traveler, I'd rather hear nothing than whatever that sound is," they added.

Another client, @MangaDungeon, basically noted that "space is creepy," a reference to a viral tweet about space travelers needing weapons on the moon.

Many clients have discovered a stern slant in the cry, noting that the dark opening sounds like "Om," the early sound of the universe according to Hinduism.

"You all will not understand this until you follow sanatan dharma..it is the sound of OM...it is composed thousands of years ago in our strict books that the repetition of OM is the same as the universe,"

Black Hole Sound Video in Link :- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tXhBLg3Wng