From the brains behind brains on, this is the moment of um.

Moment of um comes to you from 8.m. studios, I'm Molly Bloom.

I'm Molly Bloom.

I'm re-organizing the Mystery Sound Storage Room here at Brainson Headquarters.

There are hundreds of sounds here, all stored in nifty little jars.

Here, check this one out.

That's the sound of someone making a balloon animal shaped like a giraffe.

Or this one. That's some sea lions talking about the most recent season of the bachelor.

Ooh, this is one of my favorites.

The sound of a perfectly crispy gooey grilled cheese.

Hmm.

Wait, what's this box back here?

Oh, it's all dusty.

It's labeled universe sounds.

Hang on.

I thought there was no sound in space. You know, sound is made by tiny particles

called molecules vibrating and moving through air, water, or other stuff. Most of space is so big and

empty, so there's not a lot of stuff around that can carry those

sounds. So wouldn't space be silent? What's it in these jars? My friend

Olive was curious about this too.

Hello my name is Olive from Vancouver, Washington.

My question is, does the universe make a sound?

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