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It's unexplainable. I'm now on Hasenfeld.

Most of us have at least a basic understanding of the solar system.

And that's because it's often one of the first things we cover in science class as kids.

We learn how big the planets are, how far away they are from the sun, even what color they are.

As images, the planets are beautiful, but they also come with a sense of remoteness.

It's hard to really envision what it might be like to actually be on these planets,

hundreds of millions of miles away.

But there's another more immersive way to imagine our solar system that I recently heard on the podcast,

20,000 Hertz.

It's imagining what each planet might sound like.

In some ways, sound is more of a visceral sense.

In order to imagine what the planet sound like, you have to imagine yourself being there,

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