CTF - Space: I, II, III, IV (Acousmatic) (Official Audio)

You are 99.9% empty space. The world around us is alluringly solid and stable, it is an assortment of wonder and colour that has inspired many to investigate its composition. Everything that can be sensed (see, hear, taste, touch and smell) is merely a molecular collective of atoms held together by varying molecular bonds that move or vibrate. The particles that make up an atom are in themselves bound together by electromagnetism with the makeup of an atom being electrons (electron in the case of hydrogen) orbiting a nucleus formed of protons and neutrons, akin to how a planet orbits a star through gravitational force. In view of this, this composition is the sonic visualisation of how planets, stars and galaxies such as Jupiter, UY Scuti (one of the largest known stars) and Messier 91 (spiral galaxy) might sound like if their movements (internally and externally) were audible. The piece is split into four parts, I-IV, but it is intended to be listened to in a continuous manner. Each section represents the transition from one view to another and is named after what it signifies: from the smallest interactions to the largest voids.

I: Origins 0:00
II: Trajectory 2:53
III: Voids 5:34
IV: Outer Limits 9:05

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