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Is sound travel in a vacuum?


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Sound travel in a vacuum: A sound is a type of energy that results from an object's or body's vibration. Sound travels through air particles and needs a medium to go through.

  1. The vacuum, as we all know, is an empty space devoid of all stuff. It's a place where the gaseous pressure is significantly lower than the atmospheric pressure.
  2. Sound is a mechanical wave and requires a medium to travel.
  3. In a vacuum, sound cannot travel because there are no molecules that can vibrate or convey the wave.

Hence, sound cannot travel in a vacuum.


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