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John G. Cramer ist Professor der Physik und hat den Sound vom Urknall in *.wav Dateien gepackt.

I made .wav files from the simulation with playing-time duration of 20, 50, 100, 200, and 500 seconds. These may be downloaded here, along with the Mathematica notebook that produced the .wav files and the data file of the Planck multipole spectrum:

BBSnd20.wav (sound duration 20 seconds, size 312 kb)

BBSnd50.wav (sound duration 50 seconds, size 781 kb)

BBSnd100.wav (sound duration 100 seconds, size 1.52 Mb)

BBSnd200.wav (sound duration 200 seconds, size 3.05 Mb)

BBSnd500.wav (sound duration 500 seconds, size 7.62 Mb)

BB_Sound_3.nb (Mathematica “notebook” file that produced the .wav files, size 34.6 kb)

PlanckData.txt (Input file containing the Planck multipole spectrum, size 1.56 kb)

I recommend the 100 second version, but you can choose for yourself. These audio files can be downloaded and used for any purpose, provided the text “(c) John G. Cramer – 2013″ is used in text related to the file. References to my website, my Analog Columns, and my two hard science fiction novels Twistor and Einstein’s Bridge are also encouraged and would be appreciated.

via Hacker News