Who knew that NASA had nothing better to do than record what kind of sound the sun is making? And, you will never guess what they found out; turns out the sun has always been chanting 'Om'! Who would've thought?

We all should thank Lt Governor Puducherry and Retd IPS officer Kiran Bedi for sharing this very important, almost unbelievable news with everyone. What a discovery, I'm shocked.

pic.twitter.com/ArRwljjDVE

— Kiran Bedi (@thekiranbedi) January 4, 2020

Seriously though, when will boomers stop believing every fake Whatsapp forward they receive? I thought that no 'NASA claim' would be better than that one picture of India on Diwali that is religiously shared every year during the festival. You know which one I'm talking about.

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I can't believe some people still fall for stuff like this, but oh well, they do provide us with a lot of entertainment so yes, never change. Give us as many absurd claims that you have so we can troll the hell out of you.

Also, the entire 'sun chanting om' thing completely ties up with the movie Koi Mil Gaya in a way and that's a very hilarious realization. 

I don't even have to tell anyone how brutally Kiran Bedi got trolled for this, it's that obvious.

How embarrassing.

Recorded sound was namo.. mandir wahi banayenge, please correct it!

— मà¥à¤¦à¥ पà¥à¤°à¤à¤¾à¤°à¤ भिà¤à¥à¤·à¥ (@BuddhuJeevi) January 4, 2020

Yep.

boomers: "did you even read the act"
also boomers: "NASA said the sun chants Om ð¥°"

It'd be funny if they weren't in control of this hellscape we're living in. https://t.co/RU3uBwfxhu

— Pompeo'd Up Kicks (@nah_im_abdulla) January 4, 2020

Hmm.

Sun-ghee from whatsapp. https://t.co/nWnavvG6o1

— Siddharth (@Actor_Siddharth) January 4, 2020

Yes, what's your excuse?

If she can clear the UPSC exam then even you can. What's your excuse? https://t.co/yPVPCBHgLE

— Aryan Srivastava (@aryansrivastav_) January 4, 2020

I don't know how to stress this enough, but don't trust Whatsapp.

This is the result when you are free and spend most of your time on WhatsApp.#मà¥à¤¦à¥_à¤à¤à¤à¥à¤¨à¥à¤¶à¤¨à¤²_हà¥à¤ https://t.co/u3vALFq6FD

— The Dalit Voice دÙت Ø¢Ùاز (@ambedkariteIND) January 4, 2020

And, I oop.

IT cell ka whatsapp group join kiya h to

— à¤à¥à¤¤à¥ (@BodaChaitu) January 4, 2020

Umm.

Education, experiences, and commonsense all go for a holiday when you become a Sanghi! https://t.co/JwzwaCUF8w

— Ashok Swain (@ashoswai) January 4, 2020

Some receipts.

Via @Nasa, here's what the sun's vibrations actually sound like: pic.twitter.com/alpodwkDXL https://t.co/EY0FMMLvwr

— Shiv Aroor (@ShivAroor) January 4, 2020

Please check.

Fake, edited video. In original video, you can hear Jai Jagdish Hare after om. Please check WhatsApp again. https://t.co/9VCZcnX1F3

— Kamlesh K Singh (@kamleshksingh) January 4, 2020

Oh, for sure.

And the entire solar system chants Hum Dekhenge. NASA has a recording of that too. https://t.co/CwKPCmPaTL

— Rohini Singh (@rohini_sgh) January 4, 2020

Seems like it.

When you are a former IPS officer, a Lieutenant governor but also a big fan of Koi Mil gaya https://t.co/TKBLdCnnnR

— Roshan Rai (@TheRoshanRai) January 4, 2020

Of course.

Wrong. The Sun said NaMo NaMo.

You should've checked the UNESCO version along with the NASA version. https://t.co/FrolGOX9DP

— Saket Gokhale (@SaketGokhale) January 4, 2020

A valid concern.

I seriously doubt the quality of Civil Services exam now... https://t.co/tq8PcNG56t

— திர௠(@thirumarant) January 4, 2020

It'll happen soon.

Someone edit this video and add the soundclip of “me madarchod hu jo isme aaya” https://t.co/EvDK2VgkV6

— Priyanka Paul (@artwhoring) January 4, 2020

Free Jadoo!

Ma'am it's not sound of sun, Jadoo is replying us, plz ask NASA to bring him back... https://t.co/pyo8MmiZq1

— Unofficial Bhakt (@BhaktUnofficial) January 4, 2020

Congratulations.

Sanghis will listen to giant balls of gas in space but still not hear the distinct calls for justice from citizens of India. This is where we are in 2020. https://t.co/e5iKbR0q5z

— #ResistToExist âð½ ð§ð½‍âï¸ (@sharkhootery) January 4, 2020

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