Further analysis also revealed the rhythm in the sound closely matched the patterns heard in human languages.

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This isn't the first time data has been "sonified, " but these processes that might initially seem to have no relation to music, rhythm and melody, actually highlight the patterns in natural phenomena.

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Moreover, constantly changing patterns is disastrous for the body as the circadian rhythm is "completely shot", says Professor Skene.

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