Scientists have created a piece of music with 5,000. Mars's sunrise captured at NASA's Opportunity rover.
The technique known as "data bias" was used to reinterpret the image in a two-way sound file that is played while viewing the image.
The photo is scanned from left to right, and each brightness and color information element is turned into a certain pitch and melody.
Their resulting piece, named Mars Soundscapes was set up at the Supercomputing SC18 conference in Dallas the next week.
Besides the sounds, the audience will be exposed to vibrating transmitters that will allow them to feel vibrations in their hands while listening.
"Image painting is a very flexible technique for science research and can be used in several domains, from studying certain aspects of planetary surfaces and atmospheres, analyzing weather patterns, or discovering volcanic eruptions," said Dr. Domenico Vicinanza of Anglia Ruskin University.
1/30 Country from ISS
From the International Space Station expedition 42 flight engineer Terry W. Virts recorded this photo of the Gulf of Mexico and the US Gulf Coast at sunset
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2/30 Frosty slope Marsa
This picture of Mars area areas, about 1.5 to 3 kilometers, shows decorative caterpillars in the south facing slope inside the crater. The picture was shot with a NASA HiRISE camera that was placed on its Mars Reconaissance Orbiter
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3/30 Orion's capsule appears
The Orion capsule was thrown into space before it started several hours later – showing that one day it could be used to carry people to Mars
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4/30 Soyuz TMA-15M launch rocket
Soyuz TMA-15M rocket launches from Cosmodrome Baikonur in Kazakhstan on Monday, November 24, 2014, with three new astronauts at the International Space Station. He also took caviar, ready for satellite residents to celebrate the holidays
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5/30 Yellowstone from the universe
NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman shared this picture of Yellowstone through her twitter account
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6/30 Black hole on Friday
Ours celebrated Black Friday looking into space instead – by sharing the images of black holes
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7/30 Nuštar
X-rays come from the sun in that picture and show NASA's nuclear spectroscopic telescopes, or NuSTAR, coated in a NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO)
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8/30 Saturn
This color image near infrared radiation reflects reflection or sunlight, from a hydrocarbon lake called Kivu Lacus on Saturn's Titan Month
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9/30 To the far worlds
Although Mimas and Pandora, shown here and are orbiting Saturn, they are a very different month. Pandora, "small" by the standards of the moon (50 miles or 81 km), is elongated and improper. Mimas (246 miles or 396 kilometers), "medium size" of the moon, formed in the bowl for self-sufficiency imposed by his greater mass
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10/30 Solar radiation
Sunlight X1.6 Climate flash in the midst of the sun in this photo taken on September 10, captured NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory
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11/30 Solar radiation
A photo from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) shows a long 200,000-mile long sunflower covering the Sun's crust in September 2013.
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12/30 Cassiopaea A c
False Color Image of Cassiopaea A, consisting of Spitzer and Hubble Space Telescopes and Chandra X-Ray Observations
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13/30 The Great Galaxy Magellanic Cloud
The image of the Great Galaxy of the Great Magellanic Cloud that he saw in the infrared light of the Herschel Space Observatory. Regions like this are where new stars are created from the mixture of elements and cosmic dust
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14/30 Mars Rover Spirit
NASA's Mars Rover Spirit took the first picture of the Spirit because the problems related to the commencement began a week earlier. The picture depicts a robotic arm stretching to the rock called Adirondack
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15/30 Morning Aurora from the Space Station
Our astronaut Scott Kelly captured this photo of green aurora lights from the International Space Station
16/30 Launching History – Creating the STS-41G 1984 Mission
Space Shuttle Challenger launches from Florida at dawn. On that mission, Kathryn Sullivan became the first American woman to spend space walks, and Marc Garneau became the first Canadian in space. The crew of seven was the biggest fly on the aircraft at that time, and the STS-41G was the first flight involving two female astronauts
17/30 A fresh perspective on the extraordinary set of galaxies
Galaxy clusters often describe superlatives. After all, they are huge conglomerates of galaxies, hot gas and dark matter, and represent the largest structures in the universe that are held by gravity
18/30 The remains of the nebula of the Supernova nebula
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has discovered a stunning detail of a small part of the garment nebulae – spreading the remains of a massive star that exploded nearly 8,000 years ago
19/30 Hubble looks at galactic sunflower
Schedule of Spiral Gears in the Galaxy Messier 63, seen here in the NASA Hubble Space Telescope image, recalls a sample in the center of sunflower
20/30 Hubble cosmic par
The spectacular cosmic coupling of the star Hen 2-427 – more commonly known as the WR 124 – and the nebula M1-67 surrounding it
21/30 Pluto image
Four images from the New Horizons Feature Camera (LORRI) are combined with color data from the Ralph instrument to create this enhanced global color display on Pluto
22/30 Fresh crater near the Sirenum Fossae region of Mars
NASR's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter camera gained this similar image of the "fresh" (on a geologic scale, albeit quite old on the human scale) of the crater in the Siren Fossae area of Mars. This crater appears relatively recently because it has a sharp edge and a well-preserved ejecta
23/30 Earth Observations from Gemini IV 1965
This photo of Florida Strait and the Grand Bahama Bank was filmed during the Gemini IV mission during orbit no. 19 in 1965. Gemini IV team has conducted scientific experiments, including a photo of Earth's Day and Field, for the remainder of its four-day mission after Ed White's historic spacecraft on June 3
24/30 NASA celebrates 50 years of spacecraft
NASA has "adapted" it for 50 years to spacewalk. In this 1984 photo of the first unpublished space path, NASA astronaut Bruce McCandless is in the midst of the first "field" attempt of a nitrogen capture device called the Manned Maneuvering Unit (MMU)
25/30 Hubble peoples turns into the most grazing place on the Milky Way
This image of the NASA Hubble Space Telescope represents cluster of arches, the most famous star cluster on the Milky Way
26/30 Astronaut's view of the universe
Our astronaut Reid Wiseman has tweeted this photo from the International Space Station on September 2, 2014
27/30 Giant Landform on Mars
On Mars, we can observe four classes of sandy forms of wind or wind-shaped lands: waves, transversal eolian reefs, dinners and what is called "draa"
28/30 Expedition 39 Leap
The helmet hawk bones can be seen on the Soyuz TMA-11M capsule window soon after the spacecraft landed on expedition 39 by commander Koichi Wakata of Japan Exploration Agency Agency (JAXA), Commander of Soyuz Mikhail Tyurin of Roscosmos and Flight Engineer Rick Mastracchio of NASA near the town of Zhezkazgan, Kazakhstan
29/30 Jupiter's big red dot viewed by Voyager I
30/30 The Chandra Observatory sees the heart in the darkness
1/30 Country from ISS
From the International Space Station expedition 42 flight engineer Terry W. Virts recorded this photo of the Gulf of Mexico and the US Gulf Coast at sunset
OUR
2/30 Frosty slope Marsa
This picture of Mars area areas, about 1.5 to 3 kilometers, shows decorative caterpillars in the south facing slope inside the crater. The picture was shot with a NASA HiRISE camera that was placed on its Mars Reconaissance Orbiter
OUR
3/30 Orion's capsule appears
The Orion capsule was thrown into space before it started several hours later – showing that one day it could be used to carry people to Mars
OUR
4/30 Soyuz TMA-15M launch rocket
Soyuz TMA-15M rocket launches from Cosmodrome Baikonur in Kazakhstan on Monday, November 24, 2014, with three new astronauts at the International Space Station. He also took caviar, ready for satellite residents to celebrate the holidays
OUR
5/30 Yellowstone from the universe
NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman shared this picture of Yellowstone through her twitter account
OUR
6/30 Black hole on Friday
Ours celebrated Black Friday looking into space instead – by sharing the images of black holes
OUR
7/30 Nuštar
X-rays come from the sun in that picture and show NASA's nuclear spectroscopic telescopes, or NuSTAR, coated in a NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO)
OUR
8/30 Saturn
This color image near infrared radiation reflects reflection or sunlight, from a hydrocarbon lake called Kivu Lacus on Saturn's Titan Month
OUR
9/30 To the far worlds
Although Mimas and Pandora, shown here and are orbiting Saturn, they are a very different month. Pandora, "small" by the standards of the moon (50 miles or 81 km), is elongated and improper. Mimas (246 miles or 396 kilometers), "medium size" of the moon, formed in the bowl for self-sufficiency imposed by his greater mass
OUR
10/30 Solar radiation
Sunlight X1.6 Climate flash in the midst of the sun in this photo taken on September 10, captured NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory
OUR
11/30 Solar radiation
A photo from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) shows a long 200,000-mile long sunflower covering the Sun's crust in September 2013.
OUR
12/30 Cassiopaea A c
False Color Image of Cassiopaea A, consisting of Spitzer and Hubble Space Telescopes and Chandra X-Ray Observations
OUR
13/30 The Great Galaxy Magellanic Cloud
The image of the Great Galaxy of the Great Magellanic Cloud that he saw in the infrared light of the Herschel Space Observatory. Regions like this are where new stars are created from the mixture of elements and cosmic dust
OUR
14/30 Mars Rover Spirit
NASA's Mars Rover Spirit took the first picture of the Spirit because the problems related to the commencement began a week earlier. The picture depicts a robotic arm stretching to the rock called Adirondack
OUR
15/30 Morning Aurora from the Space Station
Our astronaut Scott Kelly captured this photo of green aurora lights from the International Space Station
16/30 Launching History – Creating the STS-41G 1984 Mission
Space Shuttle Challenger launches from Florida at dawn. On that mission, Kathryn Sullivan became the first American woman to spend space walks, and Marc Garneau became the first Canadian in space. The crew of seven was the biggest fly on the aircraft at that time, and the STS-41G was the first flight involving two female astronauts
17/30 A fresh perspective on the extraordinary set of galaxies
Galaxy clusters often describe superlatives. After all, they are huge conglomerates of galaxies, hot gas and dark matter, and represent the largest structures in the universe that are held by gravity
18/30 The remains of the nebula of the Supernova nebula
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has discovered a stunning detail of a small part of the garment nebulae – spreading the remains of a massive star that exploded nearly 8,000 years ago
19/30 Hubble looks at galactic sunflower
Schedule of Spiral Gears in the Galaxy Messier 63, seen here in the NASA Hubble Space Telescope image, recalls a sample in the center of sunflower
20/30 Hubble cosmic par
The spectacular cosmic coupling of the star Hen 2-427 – more commonly known as the WR 124 – and the nebula M1-67 surrounding it
21/30 Pluto image
Four images from the New Horizons Feature Camera (LORRI) are combined with color data from the Ralph instrument to create this enhanced global color display on Pluto
22/30 Fresh crater near the Sirenum Fossae region of Mars
NASR's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter camera gained this similar image of the "fresh" (on a geologic scale, albeit quite old on the human scale) of the crater in the Siren Fossae area of Mars. This crater appears relatively recently because it has a sharp edge and a well-preserved ejecta
23/30 Earth Observations from Gemini IV 1965
This photo of Florida Strait and the Grand Bahama Bank was filmed during the Gemini IV mission during orbit no. 19 in 1965. Gemini IV team has conducted scientific experiments, including a photo of Earth's Day and Field, for the remainder of its four-day mission after Ed White's historic spacecraft on June 3
24/30 NASA celebrates 50 years of spacecraft
NASA has "adapted" it for 50 years to spacewalk. In this 1984 photo of the first unpublished space path, NASA astronaut Bruce McCandless is in the midst of the first "field" attempt of a nitrogen capture device called the Manned Maneuvering Unit (MMU)
25/30 Hubble peoples turns into the most grazing place on the Milky Way
This image of the NASA Hubble Space Telescope represents cluster of arches, the most famous star cluster on the Milky Way
26/30 Astronaut's view of the universe
Our astronaut Reid Wiseman has tweeted this photo from the International Space Station on September 2, 2014
27/30 Giant Landform on Mars
On Mars, we can observe four classes of sandy forms of wind or wind-shaped lands: waves, transversal eolian reefs, dinners and what is called "draa"
28/30 Expedition 39 Leap
The helmet hawk bones can be seen on the Soyuz TMA-11M capsule window soon after the spacecraft landed on expedition 39 by commander Koichi Wakata of Japan Exploration Agency Agency (JAXA), Commander of Soyuz Mikhail Tyurin of Roscosmos and Flight Engineer Rick Mastracchio of NASA near the town of Zhezkazgan, Kazakhstan
29/30 Jupiter's big red dot viewed by Voyager I
30/30 The Chandra Observatory sees the heart in the darkness
"In health science, scientists can provide new methods for analyzing the appearance of certain shapes and colors, which is particularly useful in image diagnosis."
The opportunity has captured images on the surface of the red planet since 2004. Rover just thought of 90 days at Mars, but he's been 14 years old.
Earlier this year, NASA lost communication with it when there was a huge storm of dust, but the team hoped to re-establish contact when the conditions were more stable and had the opportunity to recharge the batteries.
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