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Stars are filled with sound. Turbulent convection within a star makes a broadband hum, but certain frequencies get amplified because they are resonant. For example, the Sun’s surface throbs and rings under the combined influence of several million

Jhett Bordwell - Chemical Transport in Giant Planets and Brown DwarfsAbstract PendingRyan Orvedahl - Polarity Reversals in Stars and PlanetsAbstract Pending

Condensate, fluctuations and symmetries — a tale of 2D turbulenceEarth's jet streams, Jupiters Great Red Spot and its zonal winds are all examples of persistent large scale flows,ÌýÌýwhose dynamics is to a good approximation two-dimensional