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Josh S Thompson
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As far as I know sound is vibrating matter. Does that mean it could not exist in a vacuum?
In outer space there is much less matter for sound to interact with so my question is, how does a sound generated in high matter places change as it travels to low matter places?
For example, if you could create a sound loud enough to be heard from orbit, would someone the same distance away on Earth hear the sound at the same volume?
In outer space there is much less matter for sound to interact with so my question is, how does a sound generated in high matter places change as it travels to low matter places?
For example, if you could create a sound loud enough to be heard from orbit, would someone the same distance away on Earth hear the sound at the same volume?