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You will not be supposedly able to visit the earliest & oldest stars in the human home galaxy, but you will be able to hear some kinds of their sounds at the time when they were at their young age. The researchers at the University of Birmingham have discovered the rock & roll oscillations of Milky Way stars. This Milky Way is approximately 13 billion years old or we can say these are not too younger than the galaxy. The mechanism was to use astero-seismology or to measure the very tiny pulse waves in brightness generated by sound captured from inside the stars.

You will be able to hear from the source link and you will find that they are not as the hot summer jams. These sounds are very tiny tones and assumingly to remind you the emergency broadcast signal instead of a simple signal. The sound should not be considered as just gee-whiz novelty. The Oscillations will provide help to space scientists to examine the age and size of those stars. It would also provide some useful information regarding our galaxy. Previously, it was too difficult to measure perfectly about the age and size of the stars. The latest information would also fill the previous gap of information as we know early stages of cosmos.