Buddy James: The Sounds of Light | Thunderbolts

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Jan 14, 2024
Buddy James: The Sounds of Light | Thunderbolts
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Light makes different sounds. In fact, the sounds that light makes are incredibly gorgeous and they seem to mimic living creatures and other natural sounds here on Earth.

This journey we are about to take goes into the beautiful geometries of light and how it seems that sunlight fragments or filaments into individual sounds that make up some sort of protective layer around the globe that flows in plasma tubes around the Earth from the north to the South poles.

When people talk about light most of the time we think of light as just visible light, which is only one tiny little sliver of the full spectrum of light. Light is actually indeed the full electromagnetic spectrum. In science, the entire electromagnetic spectrum is called light. And since light is just varying frequencies, it makes sense ultimately to call sound a form of light. You have the frequencies we can hear and the frequencies we can not hear. Likewise we have the frequencies we can see and the frequencies we can't see.

The biophony refers to the collective acoustic signatures generated by all sound-producing organisms in a given habitat at a given moment. Frogs chirping is considered a biophony.

Then there is Geophony. It's non-biological ambient sounds generated by the natural world such as the wind, rain, thunder, and waves. The sounds of the auroras are considered to be a geophony.

The first known and documented description of the sounds of the auroras was in 1882 by British telephone operators, described as whistling and crackling sounds. These remained perplexing sounds until the early 30s when some people started to associate these sounds with the Northern lights. In 2012 the first recording of auroral sounds was released.

Interdisciplinary Geometer Buddy James describes how prevalent the torus is on all scales in our modern day world—and—how throughout history this ring-shaped object has been masterfully depicted through art,
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The Geometric View
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