(单词翻译:单击)
NASA has released audio of a black hole to give an insight into the vastness of the universe.
美国国家航空航天局(NASA)日前发布了一段黑洞的音频片段,让人类能更加了解宇宙的浩瀚 。
The audio debunks the misconception that space has no sound because it's a vacuum.
这段音频揭穿了“太空中没有声音,因为它是真空的”这一误解 。
NASA used the gas released by a nearby galaxy cluster to pick up the sound waves around the black hole.
NASA是利用附近星系团释放的气体,来接收黑洞周围的声波的 。
The original noise is too low for the human ear to detect.
原始的声音频率太低,以至于人耳根本无法察觉 。
The galactic groan is 144 quadrillion times higher than the original frequencies picked up by NASA.
银河系噪声的频率,要比美国国家航空航天局(NASA)接收到的原始频率高144万亿倍 。
"There are parts of space that are really really dense, really really compacted with dust and gas.
“太空的某些区域非常非常紧密,被尘埃和气体压得非常非常紧实 。
And if you were in those regions, you potentially could hear something.
只有你身处这些区域,你才可能会听到一点声音 。
These sound waves though were so low-pitched, we could not hear them."
这些声波音调很低,我们是无法听到的 。”
Scientists used a process known as sonification to re-synthesize the sound waves into the range of human hearing.
科学家们是通过一种被称为声音可听化的过程,将声波重新合成到人类的听觉范围内 。