PHASOR is a simulation of mathematical equations. In each video, one equation creates both the picture and the sound, so everything you see moves exactly with what you hear. The equation that’s playing is shown on screen.
Real events from science, such as stars colliding and volcanoes erupting, are turned into equations and played as music.
Videos so far
- Magnetar flare. One of the most powerful explosions ever recorded, played as sound.
- A volcano screams. Earthquakes before an eruption speed up until they become a single tone.
- A day on Mercury. The planet’s strange day turned into a rhythm.
- 64 seconds to the Moon. The Apollo 11 landing, where the height becomes the melody.
- Function transformations. One tune changed again and again by simple maths.