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RE: introducing : quantum kate and request ...
slightly :)
something's been gnawing me for a few days and i was loathe to ask (so please don't feel pressed to answer at lightspeed lol)
Does sound travel faster in cold air ? I have a feeling the noise is louder at night lately, carries further. Something to do with molecular density or something maybe, i don't know.
Maybe not something on the field of specialty for a particle physicist but i wouldnt know anyone here who i could ask something like that ?
At your leisure ofcourse
ofcourse ofcourse, enjoy the holidays !!!!
No it is the opposite: sound travels slower is cold air. In warm air, the air molecules move faster and are thus more easily excited. This hence provides a better medium for sound propagation.
hi there :D
faster in hot air ... sounds like the trending section somewhere ha haaa (lol heh) i see ... so it must be simply my idea because its at night and theres simply less sound to go around. I though maybe as everything shrinks in cold for some reason it would sit closer together but i forgot all about the resonance ...
Friction happens or nothing at all, right allright, you don't look like you're quitting either, that's certainly a good thing !!!!! and thank you
as always
My pleasure! :)