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the answer to the question…….you would hear it only if the mic was turned on in his space suit…your in a vacuum,you have to be wearing space suits.
Sound does not travel in a physical vacuum, as there are no particles for it to travel upon. It does, however, travel extensively in an intellectual vacuum, as is proven in every election cycle.
If you’re in a vacuum and someone calls your name presumably both of you are in the same vacuum and you are both alive, therefore you are in pressure suits. So is your radio on?
GROG Premium Member over 14 years ago
A big help you are, Cosmo!
pouncingtiger over 14 years ago
Cosmo’s brain has been sucked out.
BigChiefDesoto over 14 years ago
No. You’d be dead!
Joe_Minotaur over 14 years ago
“If you were going faster than the speed of light and you turned on your headlights, would they do anything?”
Steven Wright
BigChiefDesoto over 14 years ago
You can’t go faster than light so the question is meaningless!
pbarnrob over 14 years ago
^They would project a beam of Dark ahead of you.
Yukoner over 14 years ago
Light travels faster than sound. Which explains why some people appear to be bright until you hear then speak.
jscam Premium Member over 14 years ago
Anyway, you have to consider the almost 73% of dark energy in it.
llong65 over 14 years ago
the answer to the question…….you would hear it only if the mic was turned on in his space suit…your in a vacuum,you have to be wearing space suits.
Sandfan over 14 years ago
Sound does not travel in a physical vacuum, as there are no particles for it to travel upon. It does, however, travel extensively in an intellectual vacuum, as is proven in every election cycle.
Charles Brobst Premium Member over 14 years ago
If you’re in a vacuum and someone calls your name presumably both of you are in the same vacuum and you are both alive, therefore you are in pressure suits. So is your radio on?
twj0729 over 14 years ago
@Yukoner How true, how true!
odeliasimone over 14 years ago
It would be really hard to breathe in all that dust in a vacuum.
steelerman66 over 14 years ago
depends if it is a Hoover or not those things are really loud
ottomaeshun over 14 years ago
I think he should know. After all is name is Cosmo.
ChukLitl Premium Member over 14 years ago
Nah, it’s one of them riddles. If you’re in a vacuum & someone calls your name, you’re a spider.
AnotherFineMess about 3 years ago
“Popular Junk.” Sounds like every modern magazine. And TV show.