Voyager 1 had a disc with samples of music along with other things when it was put into space
Music scores take up space if they are on paper or another hard medium. Live music takes up space insofar as musicians and instruments are physical objects. Music itself [sound] can move through space that contains a medium capable of transmitting sound, and sound is a form of energy, but it would be difficult to argue that sound actually 'takes up' space that cannot be filled with something else.
The Voyager 1 and 2 space probes both carried gold records with recordings of various sounds, including music and greetings, and numerous images from Earth and other information was inscribed on the cover.
because they no need food cloth and shelter .They easily live on the space without air or any other problem. ==================================================== Because robots don't need air, food, water, reading material, music, clean clothing, or toilets. Also, since the PR is so important to the space program, it's not so important to make provisions to bring the robot back, and it's not so serious if the robot fails and dies during the mission. All of these facts combine to make the payload at launch considerably lighter.
Apollo was the god of music. The Apollo Theater is a place you can go to hear music.
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If the music and pictures are stored on the DVR then there will be less space available for video data. It is likely to have a very small impact because picture and music files are tiny compared to video files.
In your music folder in iTunes
Nothing. It is not a music recording acronym.
Every song by Nine Inch Nails is good recordings
In music, the lyrics and music can be registered separately or together, and sound recordings have their own rights.
Sound is made up of vibrations in the air, and because there is almost no air in the vacuum of space, there is no sound either. What you are hearing in these recordings are electromagnetic radiation (radio waves) that are recorded by sensors on board the voyager space craft. These recordings have been filtered to remove static noise and then sped up to make the "music" on these beautiful cd's.
It is impossible to know. In audio recordings, you can imagine that the first tests would have been thrown out pending improvement. Also note, "Recording" in music refers to not only audio recordings, but notational recordings (eg: sheet music) and piano rolls. In early notated music, the first written music would have disintegrated by now.
Digital recordings do not have the hiss, crackling, or other artifacts of older systems like the vinyl record or cassette tape. Digital recordings do not degrade as quickly as analog recordings. There is still some debate about whether digital recordings sound better than analog vinyl records, however.
Old Beatle recordings can be found in music stores. People can also buy records of Beatle songs. Music from the Beatles is also available to the public on Itunes.
Music scores take up space if they are on paper or another hard medium. Live music takes up space insofar as musicians and instruments are physical objects. Music itself [sound] can move through space that contains a medium capable of transmitting sound, and sound is a form of energy, but it would be difficult to argue that sound actually 'takes up' space that cannot be filled with something else.
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Liam Clancy achieved many things in his career. Liam Clancy had achievements such as releasing four solo music recordings and releasing eight different guest music recordings.