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Sound cant travel through the vacuum of space

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I know that there is no sound in a vacuum. For example, there is no sound in space because space is a vacuum

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The vacuum chamber should muffle the noise.
The marshmellow will expand

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I already know that the sound waves that come out of the speaker will be dampened by the glass

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I know

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Sound cant travel

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The vacuum gets all of the air out.

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Sound cant travel through the vacuum.

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Sound can not travel without oxygen

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Sound can not travel in space or the vacuum

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Sound requires a medium - plasma, gas, liquid, or solid, to pass through, so when there is a vacuum the sound will not pass through it.

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Sound cannot travel through a vacuum. Also, there is no air.

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I know didgital waves are made of 1s and 0s

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Asher Holmes
I know that sound is a commpressional wave that requires a medium to travel and without one  no sound is passed

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In a vacuums chamber there is no air so there is very little friction and that makes it so great for scientific experiments.

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There is no air resistance and no sound in the vacuum chamber

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Why does lights not need a medium?

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Sound can travel through different mediums

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Why do you have to suck all the air out of the chamber

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Their is no air resistance when placed in a vacuum.

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What effect can the vacuum chamber have on various objects

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sound cant travel

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Will the glass eventually break

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Sound needs oxygen to travel

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I know that sounds need to travel through air to be heard. And. Inside the vacuum there is no air.

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Juju
Sound will travel

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Sound does not have the ability to travel through a vacuum.

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I already know that sound cannot travel in space or in the vacuums because of the lack of air.

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Would this affect the speaker?

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Sound can’t travel through the vacuum all air is sucked out of the vacuum

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The sound can’t travel through to the vacuum of space

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how can light travel with no medium

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sound needs a medium to travel through unlike light

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I already know that sound might travel a little

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What causes this to happen?

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If the song has the same frequancy as the glass will the glass break.

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will the object inside breaks

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Sound can’t travel without oxygen.

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I would like to know how exactly the vacuum effects the sound.

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I want to know how much of the noice we would hear

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Will the speaker stop vibrating?

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I want to know if the glass would eventually break because of the high vibration?

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I wonder how long it would take for the speaker to come to a complete stop.

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Why does the glass need to be wet?

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Why do we have to suck all the air out of the chamber

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Sound cant be heard

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I want to know how long it takes to pump the air out and i want to know how loud it will be.

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Why do you have to wet it.

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Will the speaker break

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How long does it take to get an entire room air proof?

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You hear absolutely nothing. Once the medium of air is added back in, the sound returns gradually

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How long will the speaker vibrate for

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Sound cant be heard

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That the sound will be different

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I learned that after the medium of air was added back in the sound returns to what it was before the air was taken out.

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Sound can’t be heard

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The speaker is still vibrating yet there is no sound that can be heard.

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When the glass is covering the speaker you cant hear any sound

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How different is the sound is going to change

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Sound will be not as loud

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When air is taken away you can’t hear the song

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The sound can not be heard through the vacuum of space

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When air is taken away sound cannot be heard.

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I learned that when we take the oxygen out of the glass we weren’t able to hear the sound

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I learned that you cannot hear sound in a vacuum because their is no oxygen.

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Sound needs a medium to travel through

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I learned that the more air is taken out of the vacuum chamber, the quieter the sound gets. When there is no air, there is zero sound.

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I want want to know what will happen when all the oxygen is sucked out

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Why do these waves form differently

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I Learned that when the air was taken out of the vacuum chamber, we could not hear the sound playing because there is no sound in the vacuum of space.

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I wonder if there will still be any sound or how much air is needed to be sucked out in order to not here it.

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Why wasn’t the sound able to pass through the rubber band and the glass enough to be audible? Also, are there any other mediums besides plasmas, gases, liquids, or solids?

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Sound cant travel without a medium

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Why light doesn’t need a medium to travel through

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Why light doesn’t need a medium to travel through

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Russell

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If too much pressure is added will the glass break?

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The sound cannot be heard without oxygen

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If enough air is sucked out of the container then the sound can not be heard at all.

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sound cannot be heard

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I learned that without air sound cannot travel.

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I learned that even though the speaker is still vibrating we still cannot hear sound

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The speaker is moving around the song is playing but we cant hear anything.

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Juju
That the less air is in the glass the sound doesn’t pass throw at all

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A solid thic material is needed to make a vacuum chamber

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I confirmed that it was impossible for sound to travel without a medium

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Balloons expand when they are in a vacuum. So do marshmallows.

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I wonder why the vacuum doesn’t allow the sound

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Since there is no medium you can’t hear the song because it relies of vibrations.

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I learned that a filled balloon will pop in a vacuum because the difference in pressure between the air inside the balloon and the pressure outside the balloon will cause the balloon to expand then pop. The air will try to escape the balloon, which will cause the pop.