Andreymesxxx
Andreymesxxx
19-02-2016
Physics
contestada
Why can't sound be heard in space?
Respuesta :
max20038
max20038
19-02-2016
There is nothing for the sound waves to pass through. Sound only passes through something with a atmosphere (like earth), but space is purely a vacuum with no particles for the sound waves to pass through.
Answer Link
Аноним
Аноним
19-02-2016
space is a void full of planet's and stars. there is nothing for sound waves to travel through or bounce off of.
Answer Link
VER TODAS LAS RESPUESTAS ( 15+ )
Otras preguntas
What is 7/10 times 8/21 in simplest form ??
How much greater is 4,000 than 400?
What is the cross-section of an object that experiences a stress of 6,000 N/m2 when a force of 2,400 newtons is applied to it?
What are the similarities between a substance and a solution?
a wage rate based on the amounts produced by an employee is called______?
Find the unknown digit to make each statement true 5.345>5.34_>5.343
Larry has an annual return of $213 from $3000 invested at simple interest, some at 5% and the rest at 8%. How much is invested at each rate?
What philosophy shaped Martin Luther King, Jr.'s approach to civil rights protest? How did he become the principal leader and symbol of the movement?
What is the difference between a dependent variable and an independent variable?
A certain kind of spider is 8 mm wide. How many of those spiders could side-by-side on a meter stick?
