NASA Posts a Huge Library of Space Sounds, And You're Free To Use Them

[Sith Holocron 2,472]

A brief quote from createdigitalmusic.com . . .
 

Space is the place. Again.

And SoundCloud is now a place you can find sounds from the US government space agency, NASA. In addition to the requisite vocal clips (“Houston, we’ve had a problem” and “The Eagle has landed”), you get a lot more. There are rocket sounds, the chirps of satellites and equipment, lightning on Jupiter, interstellar plasma and radio emissions. And in one nod to humanity, and not just American humanity, there’s the Soviet satellite Sputnik (among many projects that are international in nature).

 
What this means for you - you now have real rocket sounds  - from NASA, no less - to use in your projects. Have at it, movie makers!
 
Apparently the ESA (European Space Agency) got in on this too.

 

Update: ESA has started posting downloadable sounds on SoundCloud! Best of all, these include lots of new materials – and they’re under a more permissive Creative Commons – Attribution – Share Alike license!

Have at it, movie makers! Here's the link to the original full article with the Soundcloud links.

[DarthParametric 3,777]

You're Free To Use Them

With attribution, it should be stated clearly.

[Sith Holocron 2,472]

What DP said.

 

But I didn't want to cut and paste the whole article. LOL

[Sithspecter 909]

Thanks for sharing this! I'll try to include some of these when it's time for the Sleheyron landing video.