Science & spacePatrick ExplainedThe SCARIEST Sounds in Space

The SCARIEST Sounds in Space

Long-form11:41Science & Technology

Published Sep 27, 2026, 3:00 PM · 2w ago

Patrick Explained
Patrick Explained
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The eeriest, most unsettling sounds ever captured in deep space, explained. I dig into the strange side of space and astronomy — the stuff that sticks with you after the video ends. Hope you enjoy! Subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss new videos. Timestamps: 0:00 The Sun 0:49 Earth's Chorus 1:37 The Sound of Mars 2:34 Marsquake 3:18 Phobos 4:07 Jupiter 4:56 Saturn 5:41 A Comet Singing 6:24 The Edge of Everything 7:15 A Pulsar 8:03 The Death of a Star 9:01 The Note of a Black Hole 9:54 Two Black Holes Colliding Credits: NASA NASA/JPL-Caltech European Space Agency (ESA) NASA Chandra X-ray Observatory LIGO / Caltech / MIT University of Iowa SYSTEM Sounds Disclaimer: Don't take this as your only source — it's here to entertain and spark some curiosity. A few parts are simplified, so if something grabs you, go dig deeper on your own!
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