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Mic Drop Fact You can put out fire with sound. With the right frequency, sound waves can seperate oxygen in fire from fuel, extinguishing a fire in seconds. Hullo there! The "impossible to write an elevator pitch for" classic Zen & the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is one of the few non-fiction books I've read twice. And though it was pretty useless in helping me to maintain a motorbike (crucially, I have never owned one), it was a veritable mechanic's toolbox full of quotables: "You want to...
Mic Drop Fact Tim Storms holds the Guinness Book of Records title for the lowest note produced by a human at G -7 (0.189 Hz). This is 8 octaves lower than the lowest G note on the piano. Hullo there! If Podkin One Ear was serving up the profound quote last week, how about this one, attributed to Susan Sontag, in The Book of Delights... "Any technology that slows us down in our writing rather than speeding us up is the one we ought to use." Has this ever been more relevant than now? On that...
Mic Drop Fact During WWII, some nations experimented with using low-frequency sound waves as a potential weapon. This is called a sonic or ‘acoustic attack‘. Sonic weapons can be explicit, e.g. an extremely loud noise. Or, they can be covert, like infrasound that affects the human body without the targets noticing. Hullo there! The Legend of Podkin One-Ear is our current bedtime story. The wee one seems to be enjoying it, and so am I. Here's a nice quote I thought you might enjoy, too:...