You may have been wondering why space scientists research into these sounds from space. Well check out the answer in this latest video in the SSFX series.
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SSFX Evaluation Published
We’re please to announce that the evaluation of the Space Sound Effects Short Film Festival project has just been published in Geoscience Communication. This paper …
Visualising “Noise” from Space
Artist Veri Maggieee has taken inspiration from the SSFX project, and specifically our anthology film, to create a visualisation tool that flickers computer screens based …
Banging to the beat of Earth’s magnetic drum
We’ve just discovered a new type of musical instrument within our magnetosphere, a drum which has eluded us for some 45-years. Find out about our …
What Geomagnetic Storms Sound Like (And How We Found Out)
As well as making films, we’ve actually been doing science with the audible sounds of space and now we’ve found out something new about what …
SSFX The Anthology Film releases online
After a world tour which has seen the short films from the SSFX project tour 16 film festivals across 8 countries and at over 500 …
About SSFX
SSFX is a Physics & Astronomy project at Queen Mary University of London funded by the QMUL Centre for Public Engagement, Science and Technology Facilities Council, and European Geosciences Union.
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