Even the planets cry out
By 
Rob Townley2023-10-24T13:18:00
Digging deep into the fabric of creation reveals that we are all part of God’s glorious symphony, says Rob Townley
Did you know that everything has a sound? This was apparent a few years ago when NASA took the unusual step of releasing an album. Symphonies of the Planets, recorded by their Voyager spacecraft, captured the distinct sound that each planet in our solar system makes.
In our universe, everything vibrates and has rhythm. The planets can be interpreted as ‘dancing’ too – our solar system is not static; our sun travels at an average speed of 448,000mph, with the planets spiralling around it as if in a dance.
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