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Vibrating air your brain insists is music, voices, and someone chewing too loudly.
means Sound itself, or the electronic signals and equipment that capture, transmit, and reproduce it.
from From the Latin audire, to hear — first spliced onto English in the 1930s when radio engineers needed a tidy label for sound.
Human rangeRoughly 20 to 20,000 hertz, shrinking with age.
Born pairedCoined alongside video for early broadcasting.
Travels slowSound lags light, hence thunder after lightning.