NASA’s Voyager 1 detects a buzzing sound in an open area

According to ANU cosmologist and astrophysicist Dr. Brad Tucker, when NASA Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 ventured into interstellar space, they had already detected the hum in space. He told Sky News: “It detected these large chunks or plasma waves… This is the background noise of the space, so there is actually something in the empty space.” Dr. Tucker said that it can only be heard when the spacecraft is moving. Noise and compare it to the sound of water heard when submerged. “This is an amazing idea. In fact, there is something in the empty space, and now it has been 40 years, nearly 50 years of musical instruments are actually hearing these vibrations or energy from the seemingly empty space.”