Black holes may burp, perhaps that is what was heard….
Loudest Sound Ever?
I really like this guy's YouTube channel and I thought several (maybe a few?) of
you guys would enjoy wasting(?) six minutes...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3W5-ZJ-TJTY
Actually does a good job of quickly explaining SPL.
Its 10 o'clock...do you know what your SPL is?
Regards,
barts
you guys would enjoy wasting(?) six minutes...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3W5-ZJ-TJTY
Actually does a good job of quickly explaining SPL.
Its 10 o'clock...do you know what your SPL is?
Regards,
barts
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As I have gotten older, I have less tolerance for very loud music. At a rock concert, I have been known to pack my ears with cotton so that I can enjoy the music without grimacing in pain. At home, my listening level is low-to-medium — definitely lower than probably a lot of other members here. Only occasionally will I listen at louder levels, and usually that is when driving in my car. |
Black holes do not burp. You are maybe thinking of Hawking radiation? http://scholarpedia.org/article/Hawking_radiation |
"Technically the conditions prior to the Big Bang are undefined." Factually: no one knows the Big Bang happened. That's why it's referred to as a, "theory". ie: Hawkings works = Theoretical Cosmology/Physics. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2053929-a-brief-history-of-stephen-hawking-a-legacy-of-paradox/ (RIP) |
I was sitting one time in the front row at a Robin Tower concert ,I could hear after the concert....When I was young we would go to a concert and then take the NYC subway home both are really loud.Another time we were having lunch at my grandmother's house it was a ranch and the house next door blew ,and man that was loud.Gas explosion... |
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