Does anyone see truth?

Rrog said:

The light doesn't suppress sound for shitsakes. WTF

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greasemonkeymann said:

same reason the sun appears to be different "colors" as the day goes on, the atmosphere, solid particulates in the air, the magnetosphere, stratosphere, ozone layer (to a degree)etc, etc, all that changes the way we "perceive" the light.
the way you describe it is impossible.
the only thing that has enough mass to bend light is a black hole, neutron stars are the densest/heaviest thing in the universe, minus a black hole, and even those can't bend light the way you are describing it.
Go check out some physics books.
Chandresakar limit, neutron stars, dark matter, supernova, black holes.. those

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Rrog said:

Yeah I'll get right on that. In the meantime, please prove the world is flat

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Rrog said:

You can LYFAO all you want. You're still blisteringly ignorant

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georgio838 said:

and why does noise get louder at nite? sit outside with your stereo at a certain volume from 2pm till 9pm, do not change the volume but you will notice it will be perceptibly louder at 9pm? i think light changes the air & makes it more difficult for sound to travel through it?...or is it just me being wasted every time i do that?

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Rrog said:

You can LYFAO all you want. You're still blisteringly ignorant

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georgio838 said:

and why does noise get louder at nite? sit outside with your stereo at a certain volume from 2pm till 9pm, do not change the volume but you will notice it will be perceptibly louder at 9pm? i think light changes the air & makes it more difficult for sound to travel through it?...or is it just me being wasted every time i do that?

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thepenofareadywriter said:

Physics World>Physics Q & A>Natural phenomena
Cheung Kai-chung (Translation by Yip Ying-kin)

Fig. 1 In the daytime, the air near the earth surface is hotter, sound waves are refracted to the sky.

Fig. 2 In the nighttime, the air near the surface is cooler, sound waves are refracted to the earth surface.
Why do sound waves transmit farther at night? Is it because it is quieter at night?
If you go to the beach on vacation, during the night, you will discover that voice of people far away can be heard clearly. You may wonder, it is because it is quieter at night than in the daytime. Therefore it is easy to hear the sound far away. However, it is only one of the reasons. Actually, sound transmits farther at night may be related to refraction of sound waves! First, sound is the vibration of air, and it is a kind of wave motion. The propagation of sound wave is faster in hot air and slower in cold air. Therefore regions of air at different temperatures have different refractive indices, just like media with different optical densities. When sound wave propagates in air whose temperature changes with altitude, refraction of air happens. Sound will move towards areas with lower temperatures. In the daytime, when the sun shines the earth, the air near the earth surface is hotter than the air above. Sound waves will be refracted to the sky (Fig. 1). On the contrary, in the nighttime, the air near the surface is cooler and sound waves are refracted to the earth surface (Fig. 2).

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Rrog said:

OMG. Your theory.

NASA is calling... Pick up the phone. They want to know how some nutjob in a cornfield discovered something that eluded all of humanity until just now

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Rrog said:

I'm not sure how it came to be. I only see the evidence of the ignorance, not the reason for it

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Rrog said:

OMG. Your theory.

NASA is calling... Pick up the phone. They want to know how some nutjob in a cornfield discovered something that eluded all of humanity until just now

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georgio838 said:

egad sir..this info could possibly prove my theory correct...so nah nah nah Rrog...theres your proof...ooops theres that glorified monkey in me coming out again!

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thepenofareadywriter said:

Physics World>Physics Q & A>Natural phenomena
Cheung Kai-chung (Translation by Yip Ying-kin)

Fig. 1 In the daytime, the air near the earth surface is hotter, sound waves are refracted to the sky.

Fig. 2 In the nighttime, the air near the surface is cooler, sound waves are refracted to the earth surface.
Why do sound waves transmit farther at night? Is it because it is quieter at night?
If you go to the beach on vacation, during the night, you will discover that voice of people far away can be heard clearly. You may wonder, it is because it is quieter at night than in the daytime. Therefore it is easy to hear the sound far away. However, it is only one of the reasons. Actually, sound transmits farther at night may be related to refraction of sound waves! First, sound is the vibration of air, and it is a kind of wave motion. The propagation of sound wave is faster in hot air and slower in cold air. Therefore regions of air at different temperatures have different refractive indices, just like media with different optical densities. When sound wave propagates in air whose temperature changes with altitude, refraction of air happens. Sound will move towards areas with lower temperatures. In the daytime, when the sun shines the earth, the air near the earth surface is hotter than the air above. Sound waves will be refracted to the sky (Fig. 1). On the contrary, in the nighttime, the air near the surface is cooler and sound waves are refracted to the earth surface (Fig. 2).

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Rrog said:

Another popsicle thread...

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New Age United said:

What do you need Rrog, are you so above our intelligence that you consider it a waste of time to speak to us. I respect your opinion but you are ignorant too. Nothing you do is a waste of time, time is a sequence with each event serving as the foundation for the next event. "The snow falls each flake in its appropriate place" buddism

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