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If the Moon blew up, why would we not hear it?

Chapter 12, Problem 44TAE

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If the Moon blew up, why wouldn’t we hear it?

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If the Moon blew up, why wouldn’t we hear it?

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Sound is a mechanical wave which requires a medium to propagate , so sound cannot travel in vacuum. That is in vacuum, the speed of sound is zero.

 

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