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29 January, 02:56

Why do you think scouts could hear better through the solid ground rather than

through the air?

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  1. 29 January, 03:00
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    Sound travels better through solids than through air.

    Explanation:

    Think about being in the pool: you can hear a lot of things, albeit muffled a little. Or think about tapping a really long pole, and someone standing far away can hear the vibration or the noise while touching the pole.

    Solids are more tightly packed together. Sound needs a medium to travel though, and anything with densely packed atoms is better than loosely packed. The hierarchy is solid > liquid > air. Kinda funny that we do most of our talking through air.
  2. 29 January, 03:23
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    Sound is better heard through solid ground then air
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