06 Jun '07 21:50>2 edits
Originally posted by Ramned2. There are not enough particles to oscillate, thus create some sound because what we actually hear are the oscillations of our ear-drums which start to oscillate when bumped by oscillating particles. Same goes for animals.
Keep thinking about that. Edit - you got it 🙂
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1. Which has more kinetic energy: A 50 kg truck moving at 20 m/s, or a 25 kg truck moving at 40 m/s?
2. Why can no animal hear sound waves in outer space?
3. When a police car with sirens beeping comes toward you, the police in the car hears the siren and so do you. What is the difference b ...[text shortened]... 4/5 and I'll get them more challenging - next set 10 questions.
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