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In a galaxy cluster, the hot gas that fills the cluster enables sound waves — albeit at frequencies far too low for the human hear to detect — to propagate.
However, like sound waves, they cause vibrations in the material they pass through, and it turns out that the frequencies (that is, the number of vibrations each second) of many gravitational waves happen to be the same as the frequencies of sound waves audible to the human hear.
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How (and why) do humans hear?
What tones could humans hear, and how loudly or softly did they need to be heard?
More often that not, the dog is bored, but we humans hear the noise as threatening, intrusive, aggravating.
But, humans hear audible qualities, such as pitch, loudness, and timbre, that are analogous to colors, tastes, and smells.
A remarkable observation of the excellent human hearing system.
The top range of human hearing is around 20 kilohertz.
The technology "literally replicates the human hearing system," Watts says.
Our knowledge of human hearing is relatively limited.
The upper range of human hearing is about 20,000 Hz.
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