Submitted by Western_Home6746 t3_10j18x5 in space
TLRsBurnerAccount t1_j5i3n6v wrote
Well, considering the planet itself is in essence one preposterously large storm, I imagine it'd sound very windy
JuuzoLenz t1_j5la7la wrote
dude returns inside the floating station to his friends. It’s fucking windy out there!
Alexopolis922 t1_j5mk8o5 wrote
BDR529forlyfe t1_j5mpxgt wrote
I’ll never descend into Jupiter, but that video was a little terrifying.
Azagar_Omiras t1_j5mzbhj wrote
Not with attitude, you won't.
Jassida t1_j5kz8t0 wrote
It’s like how a stiff breeze sounds to my cats coming through the letterbox. Absolutely terrifying
hbHPBbjvFK9w5D t1_j5olyi9 wrote
I suspect I wouldn't hear anything at all, as my eardrums would get blown out pretty quickly by the changes in air pressure.
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whatsagoinon1 t1_j5ltnpb wrote
Wind makes no sound if it has nothing to hit.
ronnyhugo t1_j5m13w0 wrote
The wind hits the ears that hear the wind.
PS: And by the way soundwaves are generated as long as any gas isn't traveling at uniform velocity and direction. Same as how waves on water happen without land.
jfitzger88 t1_j5m2zzp wrote
They meant if you were travelling precisely with the same velocity and vector as the wind you wouldn't hear it. Because then the wind isn't hitting anything since it is relatively at rest with your hearing instruments/ears.
I got you u/whatsagoinon1
ronnyhugo t1_j5m74zk wrote
>They meant if you were travelling precisely with the same velocity and vector as the wind you wouldn't hear it.
Happens all the time when skiing.
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