Scary/ You won't believe what would happen to people if the sound of the Sun was heard on Earth

Solar physicists from Stanford University have discovered the noise the Sun makes on the surface, which luckily we can't hear on Earth.

The American Academy of Audiology said that if sounds traveled through the vacuum of space, by the time they reached Earth they would be about 100 decibels.

Noise in the Sun is created by the constant flow of hot material to the surface and the sinking of cold material towards the center of the star.

This process creates a noise that is supposed to be up to 100 times louder than a rock concert. These noises have been described as "screaming sirens".

Astronomers discovered this fact by recording acoustic pressure waves in the Sun, through an instrument called "Michelson Doppler Imager" which is mounted on the SOHO spacecraft that observes the Sun about 1.6 million kilometers from Earth.

Humans on Earth cannot hear these sounds, as the waves are at frequencies too low for the human ear. But if they were heard, these noises could deafen any person in the world.

Now, scientists have been able to accelerate these frequencies 42 thousand times faster, making it possible to listen to our Sun for the first time.

The result comes from 42 days of recording, compressed into a few seconds of audio.