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This is the sound of the angular distance between stars in the constellation of Ophiuchus around the Earth. Our Sun crosses this constellation nearby on the ecliptic between about 29th November to 18th December every year synchronizing with the time of Birth sign Sagittarius If the angle between 2 stars in the constellation is thought of as a fraction of a full circle, imagine arc strings under the same tension connecting the stars. The shorter lengths will be higher pitched, the longer lengths lower frequency. The formula velocity = frequency * wavelength , has units that match on both sides of =, velocity in meters per second, frequency in '(per second or 1/t) and wavelength as a distance. Rearranging equation , frequency = velocity / wavelength frequency = constant / wavelength The angle swept out between 2 stars is analogous to a length so frequency = constant / angle If we call a full circle swept being angle = 1 We set the base frequency to the time it takes light to travel around the Earth = 7.48 Hz Then we set our frequency = 7.48/(Angle between 2 stars in Ophiuchus Constellation) right ascension is the angle swept horizontally of a star in the celestial sphere . Declination is the angle swept up or down Let RA.1 and Decl.1 be the right ascension and declinations of star 1 and Let RA.2 and Decl.2 be the right ascension and declination of star 2 in degrees. I.e.: Right Ascension takes values between 0 and 360 degrees and Declination has a value between -90 and +90 degrees). Then the angular distance A, in degrees, between the two stars, 1 and 2 is determined by the following relation: cos(A) = sin(Decl.1)sin(Decl.2)+cos(Decl.1)cos(Decl.2)cos(RA.1-RA.2) and thus, A = arccos(A) if A is in degrees where 360 degrees is a full circle then, We set our frequency = 7.48/(A/360 degrees) Hz The frequencies are induced to oscillate from Left to Right ear at the component frequency divided by 432. The sound session provided is not meant to replace or substitute the recommendations or advice of your physician or health care provider. This video should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease. If you believe you have a medical condition or problem contact your health care provider.