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This frog has lungs that act like noise-canceling headphones, study shows phys.org/news/2021-03-frog-l… via @physorg_com
"I go to the hills
When my heart is lonely.
I know I will hear
What I've heard before.
My heart will be blessed
With the sound of music,
And I'll sing once more."
Noise-canceling vs. noise-isolating headphones: What's the difference? Know before you buy. cnet.com/how-to/noise-cancel… (from CNET)
"I hear noises which others don't hear and which disturb for me the music of the spheres, which others don't hear either." -- Karl Kraus (1874-1936)
Damaged hair cells in the ear, like stepped-on blades of grass. #noisepollution noisehelp.com/noise-induced-…
How to get less "bang" through the plug: noisyplanet.nidcd.nih.gov/si…
"… a sound so loud it instantly boils water":
cnet.com/news/stanford-scien…
The top 50 best-selling books in Amazon's science & math category "Physics of Acoustics and Sound": amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Book…
Sarinne Fox retweeted
Decibel.live - using sensors to measure noise and pollution in cities. Data is stored on blockchain and if levels exceed norms smart contracts trigger correction measures. #IID2018 #NextGenGov
A new study on how the fur of deaf moths absorbs ultrasound (for protection against bats) could inspire a new design of noise insulation material: upi.com/6851207
Guinness record: The loudest burp by a human male was 109.9 dB, achieved by Paul Hunn (UK) on 23 August 2009.
"A noise annoys an oyster, but a noisy #noise annoys an oyster more."
(from a 1921 song by R P Weston and Bert Lee)
"…certain loud noises, such as a school bell, hurt my ears. It sounded like a dentist drill going through my ears." -- Dr. Temple Grandin. (See more noise-related #quotes at noisehelp.com/quotes-about-s…)
Birds Stressed Out By Noise Show Signs of PTSD: intobirds.com/birds-stressed… (the first time that science has established this link in a wild animal population)
Maybe I should make space for a little boredom in my life. offspring.lifehacker.com/let…
Printers have become quieter as impact print heads have been replaced by laser beams and ink-jet drops.
Arthur C Clarke's 1950 short story "Silence Please" explores the invention of a sound cancellation machine, including the physics behind it.
Motion microscope "hears" through soundproof glass: youtube.com/watch?v=fHfhorJn…


