Can you elaborate? Are you looking for the sound Earth makes? Or like... the sound of nature?

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i mean how do people get the sound of other planets like neptune or jupiter

Did you understand?

Exoplanet Symphony: Listen to TRAPPIST-1 Worlds' Orbital Music

We can use the orbital periods of planets as frequencies of notes, decreasing in pitch with solar distance. Depending on the mapping method and star system, you can hear planetary orbital resonances.

They don't, there is no sound in vacuum and no microphones on other planets, the whole topic is actually just based on a few things: A music sequencer, interpretation, art, attentionwhoring, sensationalism and a hefty portion BS.

Thank you man help me a lot 😎👍

after listening to this song i'm scared.

the only sound recorded on another planet was when a sound recording was made on Mars, and they did it the same as here: with a transducer (microphone)

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Didn't the soviets also record sound from Venus when their Ill-fated probe landed there back in the day? Or is that not true?

Ooh, they kinda dont. Alot of that is just speculation, and guesses based on the atmosphere, and chemical makeup of a planet.

ah yes, i had displaced Venera 14 from my head, it also had a microphone and made a short recording. Same thing though: they used a mic.