How loud was the Big Bang?

[cnltb]

How Big was the Big Bang?

Phew...fixxt.

 

[Quinn Roberts]

And if the Bare Naked Ladies write theme music for any of them, will there be contractual ramifications?

Of course, could you imagine being a central expansion believer and having talks of a steady universe that completely formed at once in a theme said song? Not in my scientific community, no sirree.
I think a general consensus of leaving out String Theory would prevail though, no matter which party commissions their work.

 

[J-Bassomatic]

A physics video that says among other things:

- The sound of the Big Bang was 50 octaves below a guitar string

- Manowar are louder than the Big Bang

- The sound of the Big Bang couldn't be heard until over 300,000 years after it happened.

Now THERE'S a brown note!

 

[Wfrance3]

Of course, could you imagine being a central expansion believer and having talks of a steady universe that completely formed at once in a theme said song? Not in my scientific community, no sirree.
I think a general consensus of leaving out String Theory would prevail though, no matter which party commissions their work.

Depends, are we talking 4, 5, 6 Sting or other. Which string theory is best for metal?

 

[Quinn Roberts]

Depends, are we talking 4, 5, 6 Sting or other. Which string theory is best for metal?

Seven! How does it djent if there aren't seven strings?

 

[bassliner50]

There are only theremins in space of course.

 

[gln1955]

Depends, are we talking 4, 5, 6 Sting or other. Which string theory is best for metal?

Hawking only needed four strings.

 

[Slevage]

I saw Maynard Ferguson and Buddy Rich.

Both were using Shure Vocalmaster PA's.

The were much louder than the big bands of the 1940's.

 

[Chrisk-K]

The Big Bang sounded similar to TI flats tuned 49 octaves down.

 

[EricMordus]

I saw The Big Bang open for Screaming Trees back in '91.

To be honest, they where a bit loud for my taste..

 

[rendevouz]

The Big Bang wasn't loud.
The story that I heard was that they couldn't play louder because of city regulations

 

[IamGroot]

I got interested in Physics as a kid in the early 60s when my father gave me two books on it. Physics and Chemistry seemed so orderly and would explain everything about the universe in a few years.

Now I accept that what I percieve as reality is probably an illusion as far as how the universe really works.

 

[mcarp555]

Now I accept that what I percieve as reality is probably an illusion as far as how the universe really works.

Or emergent properties that arise from the underlying quantum interactions. Like how computer languages (PHP, etc.) arise from the underlying basis of machine language; ie binary code.

 

[Michedelic]

Hawking only needed four strings.

Is that what they call string theory?

 

[IamGroot]

I don't know how loud the big bang was, but it was in G mixolydian.

 

[Vanceman]

So you did the calculation, eh? I got to about 15 octaves, then bailed on the number crunching.

That was all the longer my tape measure was...

 

[Michedelic]

I don't know how loud the big bang was, but it was in G mixolydian.

I thought it was B flat, same as a dial tone and the key of bagpipes(and all those pesky horn charts when you have to do Chicago and Blood, Sweat and Tears covers)...
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[Old Garage-Bander]

There are only theremins in space of course.

Yes! Lothar and the Hand People are doing a gig there next week.

 

[chadds]

You didn't hear it?

 

[Funky Ghost]