JXF by YousukeFuyama

MV: https://youtu.be/jK8oUhA0WMs
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This soundtrack is generated by applying the ratio of the orbital periods of celestial bodies in the solar system to the structure and sequence of the spectrum. The video continues to be generated by detecting feature points from the simulation of celestial bodies. Both simply "extract" some aspects from "pre-existing cosmic laws." The music of the spheres was attempted by Pythagoras and Johannes Kepler, who found musical harmony in the observed regularity of celestial movements.
Humans merely extract something from nature, frame it in notes or place it in a frame, and just observe it. What intelligence can create is very little, and something new for us already exists in this space-time, but we are simply not recognizing it. It is as good as non-existent. Michelangelo Buonarroti is said to have left behind the words: "The sculpture is already complete within the marble block. Before I start my work, it is already there, I just have to chisel away the superfluous material." The truth may be there. However, we should also be able to find the "completed spirit" in the "superfluous material" that has been chipped away. "The most beautiful sound is the sound that has not yet been made," as recorded in ancient Indian philosophy. The Japanese Zen monk, Hakuin Ekaku, said, "Sekishu Onjou." That is to say, "When you clap both hands, a sound is heard. But what sound is made with one hand?" Reaching beyond recognition, trying to scoop something out of chaos, from the void. Continuing to observe and analyze in an effort to understand the unknown universe. Intelligence and creativity exist to give presence to dark matter. Nothing is wasted. What is important is where and how we find value.

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