Love this huge, free NASA library of space sounds.
Love this huge, free NASA library of space sounds. http://t.co/KE9Tl9r14Y
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Lazarus 9:19 am on April 13, 2015 Permalink
Not bad, but the link on that page to the NASA mini-archive is all I really need (www.nasa.gov/connect/sounds/index.html). The page you linked is missing the creme-de-la-creme of soundbits, the Saturn-V liftoff. I’ve used that soundbite on one of my own vids. There is even a rocketry podcast where the made a specific special short podcast with just the Saturn-V launch.