Edit: I found it for $36 elsewhere. :D
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There's also random.org which uses noise in meteorological measurements.
My question us why are all those meteors constantly screaming and how come nobody has ever thought to investigate what's going on with them?
Are we just letting them suffer so we can generate random numbers out of it, like some sort of sacrifice to RNGesus?
They're actually going "wheeeeeee!" because falling into the atmosphere is very exciting.