What is the loudest sound in the world?
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Nate the Great
ANSWERS: 16
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Your snore. Hahaha! Just kidding. :D
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Volcanos when they first blow- can sometimes be heard for hundreds of miles. In 1883 Krakatoa erupted in an explosion heard 3000 miles away!
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Of all time: Meteorite crashing into earth (which many scientist think ended the dinosaur age) Honorable mention: Krakatau Volcano eruption in 1883 (believed to be the strongest ever). Sources: http://www.worsleyschool.net/science/files/aboutsound/page.html http://www.maa.org/features/mathchat/mathchat_2_07_02.html http://www.volcano.si.edu/world/volcano.cfm?vnum=0602-00=&volpage=erupt&format=expanded
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sonic boom?
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Ambulance sirens. It seems like it, anyway.
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I'm pretty sure it's my dog Earl. He has one of those high pitched barks that will burst your eardrum.
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Nigel Tufnel's Guitar! . . .
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The silence of loneliness.
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Volcanoes are a good answer. In modern times, the largest eruption created an air pressure wave (sound) that travelled around the world TWICE, -so say the scientist that measured it.- Granted, at a great distance it may have been below the level of perception. (Otherwise, I'd have said my college dorm-mate's stereo would have been almost as loud.)
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In terms of purely being noticed, it would be utter silence.
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Thunder
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The big bang?
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My EX husband's wife
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the deafening ones?
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Just watched a programme where Status Quo broke aglass where a opera singer didnt Ok it was pitch not sound it was G somthing Apart from that it was alledgedly when Krakatoa blew its top
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Me.
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