A sound art work by Andrew Melchior

Fast Radio Bursts are millisecond-duration signals from deep space. They are among the most energetic events in the known universe.

Most have no confirmed origin. 
Some bursts arrive once and never return. Others (known as repeaters) fire again and again from the same source, defying explanation and deepening the mystery of what is producing them. 

The Logos makes them audible.

The Logos sits at the intersection of observational cosmology, contemporary sound art, and speculative philosophy. Timothy Morton's work on hyperobjects — entities so vast in time and space that they exceed human perception — provides the conceptual frame. Fast Radio Bursts are a living example: real, measurable, repeatable in aggregate but singular in instance, and fundamentally unresolved. They resist the categories we reach for. They are not messages. 

They are not random. They are something we are still learning how to think about, and The Logos proposes that one way to think is to listen.