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Revisiting Sonification

By Project Calliope | March 16th 2011 01:53 AM | Print | E-mail

Project Calliope

Last year, the NPR sound engineer said I was the first scientist to really nail what sonification is. In my 365DOA podcast, I am joined by Matt and Hai-Ting of ScopesMonkeyChoir.com in the continuing saga of just why the heck I am launching a musical satellite, and what can you do with an orbiting musical instrument.

Alex
DIY satellite news every Tuesday here and at Project Calliope
General space science every Friday at the Daytime Astronomer

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Berkshire_Bee
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