Science, asked by rvallabhaneni41, 10 months ago

A science fiction film depicts inhabitants of one spaceship (in outer space) hear the sound of a nearby spaceship as it zooms past at high speeds. critique the physics of this film?

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Answered by nerdbro
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Answer:

if there is some sought of  energy like light or sound or heat, it requires a media to travel. when the aircraft passes with a high speed , it generates heat, light, sound energy.

Answered by Anonymous
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The film does not based on laws of physics if the inhabitants of the spaceship in outer space hear the sound of a nearby spaceship as it zooms past at high speeds.

  • Outer space is a mere vacuum without any medium .
  • Sound can not travel in vacuum . It needs a medium to propagate .
  • Thus , the inhabitants actually can't hear the sound .
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