Solar Sample Pack I: Audified NASA Spacecraft Data for Music Production and Research

A curated collection of sounds derived from NASA spacecraft data, gathered over a decade of solar wind audification research. Some contain raw data played back as audio. Others have been isolated and shaped for music production. Includes atmospheric textures (solar rotational hum, low-frequency space rumble), percussion hits carved from magnetic field fluctuations, coronal mass ejection sonifications from Parker Solar Probe, lightning-generated whistlers, magnetosheath lion roars, electromagnetic chorus, interplanetary shocks, HARP magnetospheric field line resonances, and the "Mother of All Whooshes" proton-cyclotron wave storm. Spacecraft represented: Wind, ACE, Parker Solar Probe, MMS, THEMIS, Van Allen Probes, Cluster, and OMNI. Each subfolder contains an EVENT_INFO.txt with spacecraft, instrument, date/time, and associated publications where applicable. The underlying data is from NASA and is public domain. See also: https://spaceweather.now.audio/ - Interactive web-based platform for exploring and downloading audified NASA spacecraft data. https://cdaweb.gsfc.nasa.gov/audification_readme.html - NASA CDAWeb audification documentation. Explains the audification methodology integrated into NASA's Coordinated Data Analysis Web platform. https://www.nasa.gov/nasa-brand-center/images-and-media/ - NASA media usage guidelines. Rules for using NASA images, audio, and video.