pythagoras, the cosmos and the music of the spheres and pressure waves in the zero point field?

Question

the chandra x ray observatory found a wave generated by the supermassive black hole in the perseus cluster of galaxies 250 million light years from earth this vacuum pressure wave emperically translates to the note B flat this is a real note that has been traveling thru the vacuum for 2.5 billion years its freq or its hertz is 57 octaves below our middle C note on the piano. this is a B note with over a million billion flat symbols behind it. there are other ultra low and ultra high musical notes from space that have been emperically observed and recoreded with hard science and mathematical rigor. and would not these notes freqs of the universe highly suggest that Pythagoras's music of the spheres is not over romanticised ancient greek myth/astrology but is true and these freqs have been known to man for at least 2,500 years? and would this not suggest that the ancient greeks understood radio freqs like we dont give them credit for?

Gene, I wish i could give you negative ten points for Worst Answer but but i dont have that option.

so Gene then fludd. kepler, brahe, newton, einstein were wrong? they all built their mathematical models off of Pythagoras Music of the Spheres. Gene you are sooooooo way off who cares if you are TOP CONTRIBUTER you are dead wrong!!!!!!!! and im calling you out!!!

ruined science for years? you would not have modern science if not for Pythagoras!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! do your research Gene!!!!!!!!! he was the first to reduce a quality to a quanity when he discovered the underlying mathematical rules of harmonic intervals starting with the octave.

Answer 1

That is really REALLY stretching the facts. And the part about a "vacuum pressure wave" is just wrong. The wave is a pressure wave in the very thin gas that exists in space and not in a vacuum.

Answer 2

Nope. They had no great insight. What you describe is just a pressure wave moving through a gas cloud. It's not unusual at all. The frequency it runs at is just a coincidence. The Greeks were pretty ignorant as far as astronomy goes and they ruined science for many years. The earth is not and never was the center of the universe. Their reasoning froze learning for centuries.