The Universe Never Stopped Screaming

Space isn’t silent. That’s a lie. What we call “silence” is actually sound that can’t travel

through air— only through spacetime. NASA turned those signals into audio. The Helix Nebula

whispers. The Vela Pulsar clicks like a ticking bomb. Hoag’s Object hums…

with no explanation. In deep interstellar space, there’s a constant low drone—

the sound of the universe existing. Then it gets worse. Black holes collide and ring spacetime

like a bell. Neutron stars crash. Quasars scream as they eat galaxies. And beneath all

of it— the oldest sound ever detected. The echo of the Big Bang.

The universe didn’t start quietly. It started screaming. And it never stopped.