A Machine to Listen to the Sky: Transducing Space Weather

A Machine to Listen to the Sky: Transducing Space Weather delves into the intersection of art, science, and technology by capturing electromagnetic signals from natural and man-made sources. Using custom-built Very Low Frequency (VLF) antennas, Tapper explores the invisible soundscape created by space weather and terrestrial activity, including solar radiation lightning, and power grids. His work investigates how these signals interact with the Earth’s ionosphere, transforming scientific phenomena into artworks disseminated through workshops, installations, and field recordings.

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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1386/public_00225_1
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Space exploration and regulation
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A Machine to Listen to the Sky: Transducing Space Weather

Dan Tapper
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A Machine to Listen to the Sky: Transducing Space Weather

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A Machine to Listen to the Sky: Transducing Space Weather delves into the intersection of art, science, and technology by capturing electromagnetic signals from natural and man-made sources. Using custom-built Very Low Frequency (VLF) antennas, Tapper explores the invisible soundscape created by space weather and terrestrial activity, including solar radiation lightning, and power grids. His work investigates how these signals interact with the Earth’s ionosphere, transforming scientific phenomena into artworks disseminated through workshops, installations, and field recordings.

PublicVol. 35(70)
York University (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Space exploration and regulation
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