A brand new musical composition will help people who are blind experience the solar eclipse

If you could hear it, what would a total solar eclipse sound like? 

As the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, blotting out the star for millions on Monday, a team of scientists hopes that people around the United States will have the chance to listen to their vision of what an eclipse sounds like.

The team of researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology created an original composition meant to represent the eclipse using sound.

Each tone in the composition represents a different aspects of the cosmic event, and it's designed to help people who are blind or have low vision experience the eclipse in their own ways.  Read more...