October 31, 2012 AT 11:31 am
Scream from Space with a Smartphone
Here is your chance to scream in space…through a smartphone.
Cambridge students will be loading human screams onto a smartphone that will be blasted into outer space later this year. The public are invited to submit their screams, which will be emitted while in orbit at the same time as the phone records – to test if it’s possible to capture the sound of screaming in space.
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This is cool and interesting.
I may expect this to be done under very very thin atmosphere conditions, so the results could just be as my science teachers may have said: “… no sound in space…” or prove different…