Scientists recorded the exchange of "sounds" between Saturn and his companion

This is stated on the NASA website

the sound but are a form of electromagnetic radiation. But scientists can turn these waves into sounds by using radio technologies that are used for communication on Earth.

In this case, the energy is transmitted by the plasma waves connecting Saturn and Enceladus. Free electrons and ions in plasma particles accelerate and emit electromagnetic waves, moving along magnetic field lines. Scientists call these waves a plasma. According to Ali Suleiman, a scientist associated with the study: "Enceladus is a small generator that revolves around Saturn and we know that it is a source of continuous energy. We now think that Saturn reacts in sending signals in the form of plasma waves through a chain of magnetic field lines that connect it to Enceladus over hundreds of thousands of kilometers. "

One of the main reasons why Enceladus is so energetic because it's constantly "cleared" by a water vapor, because of the geological activity that occurs beneath its surface. These water clouds are converted into various plasma forms after ionization and interaction with the Saturn magnetosphere, which created a unique environment for the study of plasma properties by scientists

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