I know the sound you hear in a seashell isn't waves, what is it really?
system
I know the sound you hear in a seashell isn't waves, what is it really?
user
The wave-like sound you hear when you put a seashell up to your ear is the effect the shape of the shell has on the air trapped inside. The air vibrates at a frequency that sounds similar to waves. A similar effect can be achieved by cupping your hand over your ear.
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I know the sound you hear in a seashell isn't waves, what is it really?</s>
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The wave-like sound you hear when you put a seashell up to your ear is the effect the shape of the shell has on the air trapped inside. The air vibrates at a frequency that sounds similar to waves. A similar effect can be achieved by cupping your hand over your ear.</s>
