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So you can't hear sound in space
Can astronauts hear the rockets of their shuttles since they are attached to the hull (I assume it works like this due to vibrations caused by the violent shaking of the rockets) or do they only hear a faint hum from the vibrations of it all
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dumbass
you cant hear because there is no air for the sound to travel through.
there is air inside the ship
they can hear
secondly there are no rockets going while you are in space
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NASA is just used to launch missiles and develop weapons. The whole space program is a lie. Do you really think man landed on the moon in 1969?
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>>722708252
How does that work exactly? If the sound is coming from an external source and there is no way for that sound to travel how does it travel only internally?
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>>722708876
because its attached as you said
if its not then you wont hear anything
sound is vibration. if its vibrating the air youll hear it
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