This was so interesting. My sun sits in the 11th house. That’s a little puzzling to me because I prefer one on one interactions with people over being in a group. I’m not afraid to speak up in groups. But, doing so doesn’t feed my soul, but maybe that’s because of my cancer moon? I will claim that I make an impact when I speak up in groups. 😊 I can think of some times that has been the case. I can see my power when it comes to my hopes and dreams.
A google for you: What would the Sun sound like? "If we could hear the sun, it would sound like a constant, deafening roar, similar to 10,000 police sirens screaming. The sun's surface is a churning sea of superheated plasma, and the nuclear reactions that power it cause convection cells of gas to rise and fall, emitting sound energy. Each cell emits about 100 to 300 watts of sound energy per square meter. However, we can't hear the sun because the sound waves it emits are at frequencies too low for the human ear. Also, space is a vacuum, so sound can't travel through it. If we could translate the sun's light waves into sound waves, it would sound like church bells hitting multiple notes at once, with a rhythmic bass thump and a constant hum."
This was so interesting. My sun sits in the 11th house. That’s a little puzzling to me because I prefer one on one interactions with people over being in a group. I’m not afraid to speak up in groups. But, doing so doesn’t feed my soul, but maybe that’s because of my cancer moon?
I will claim that I make an impact when I speak up in groups. 😊 I can think of some times that has been the case. I can see my power when it comes to my hopes and dreams.
A google for you:
What would the Sun sound like?
"If we could hear the sun, it would sound like a constant, deafening roar, similar to 10,000 police sirens screaming. The sun's surface is a churning sea of superheated plasma, and the nuclear reactions that power it cause convection cells of gas to rise and fall, emitting sound energy. Each cell emits about 100 to 300 watts of sound energy per square meter.
However, we can't hear the sun because the sound waves it emits are at frequencies too low for the human ear. Also, space is a vacuum, so sound can't travel through it.
If we could translate the sun's light waves into sound waves, it would sound like church bells hitting multiple notes at once, with a rhythmic bass thump and a constant hum."