Shocking Science Of The Sound You Cannot Hear

Описание: Shocking Science Of The Sound You Cannot Hear
Explore the invisible world of infrasound and the hidden frequencies that shape our reality. While the human ear typically only detects sounds above 20 Hz this low frequency phenomenon exists all around us in nature and technology. From the massive vibrations of volcanic eruptions to the long distance calls of elephants infrasound travels thousands of miles across the globe. Scientific studies reveal that these silent waves can trigger physical sensations of anxiety awe and even chills in the human body. Discover why these mysterious sound waves are being used today for everything from earthquake detection to forensic science experiments.
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