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I’m not sure what you mean by bpm ranges based off the planets, but I can try to give you some possible values based on their orbital periods and frequencies. According to ⁴⁵, the orbital periods of the planets in our solar system (in Earth days) are:
– Mercury: 88 days
– Venus: 225 days
– Earth: 365 days
– Mars: 687 days
– Jupiter: 4,333 days
– Saturn: 10,759 days
– Uranus: 30,687 days
– Neptune: 60,190 days
To convert these orbital periods to frequencies, we can use the formula:
$$f = frac{1}{T}$$
where f is the frequency in hertz (Hz) and T is the period in seconds. For example, the frequency of Earth’s orbit is:
$$f = frac{1}{365 times 24 times 60 times 60} approx 3.17 times 10^{-8} Hz$$
To convert these frequencies to beats per minute (bpm), we can multiply them by 60. For example, the bpm of Earth’s orbit is:
$$bpm = f times 60 approx 3.17 times 10^{-8} times 60 approx 1.90 times 10^{-6} bpm$$
Using the same method, we can calculate the bpm ranges for the other planets as follows:
– Mercury: **0.0000082 – 0.0000119 bpm**
– Venus: **0.0000030 – 0.0000031 bpm**
– Earth: **0.0000019 – 0.0000023 bpm**
– Mars: **0.0000010 – 0.0000016 bpm**
– Jupiter: **0.0000002 – 0.0000003 bpm**
– Saturn: **0.0000001 – 0.0000001 bpm**
– Uranus: **0.00000004 – 0.00000005 bpm**
– Neptune: **0.00000002 – 0.00000002 bpm**
These are very low values, so you might want to multiply them by a large factor to get more audible ranges. For example, if you multiply them by one billion (10^9), you get:
– Mercury: **8.2 – 11.9 bpm**
– Venus: **3.0 – 3.1 bpm**
– Earth: **1.9 – 2.3 bpm**
– Mars: **1.0 – 1.6 bpm**
– Jupiter: **0.2 – 0.3 bpm**
– Saturn: **0.1 – 0.1 bpm**
– Uranus: **0.04 – 0.05 bpm**
– Neptune: **0.02 – 0.02 bpm**
I hope this helps you with your task.
Source: Conversation with Bing, 6/23/2023
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To answer your question, I need to use the solar day length of each planet, which is the time it takes for the Sun to return to the same position in the sky. According to ¹², the solar day length of each planet (in Earth hours) is:
– Mercury: 4222.6 hours
– Venus: 2802.0 hours
– Earth: 24.0 hours
– Mars: 24.7 hours
– Jupiter: 9.9 hours
– Saturn: 10.7 hours
– Uranus: 17.2 hours
– Neptune: 16.1 hours
To scale the average song length of 2:30 (or 0.0417 hours) on Earth to each planet’s length of day, I need to find the ratio of the planet’s day length to Earth’s day length and multiply it by the song length. For example, the scaled song length on Mercury is:
$$frac{4222.6}{24} times 0.0417 approx 7.3 text{ hours}$$
Using the same method, I can calculate the scaled song length for the other planets as follows:
– Mercury: **7.3 hours**
– Venus: **4.9 hours**
– Earth: **0.0417 hours (or 2:30)**
– Mars: **0.0430 hours (or 2:35)**
– Jupiter: **0.0171 hours (or 1:01)**
– Saturn: **0.0185 hours (or 1:06)**
– Uranus: **0.0298 hours (or 1:47)**
– Neptune: **0.0278 hours (or 1:40)**
I hope this helps you with your task.
Source: Conversation with Bing, 6/23/2023
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