Science Rules! with Bill Nye · Stitcher & Bill Nye
The Sound of Stonehenge (and Other Aural Mysteries)
·57 min·5 clips
Trevor Cox reveals that sound is just tiny air vibrations, yet our ears detect them with amazing sensitivity.
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A clear look at how noise affects animals, sleep, learning, and daily life.
The conversation looks at what constant noise from traffic, aircraft, shipping, and office life does to animals and to people. It stays with concrete effects: very high sonar activity can harm whales and has been tied to beachings, while environmental noise can interfere with…
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If you have ever wondered what constant noise is doing to your brain, body, or sleep, start here.
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