Physics, asked by UnknownBoi, 1 year ago

Explain why a sound wave cant travel from a satellite?

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Answered by GeN21

A sound wave can't travel from a satellite because the satellite is in space i.e. vacuum right?

Sound cannot travel in vacuum.

It is possible though to convert sound into E.M waves and then do satellite transmission.

UnknownBoi: Thats right thanks

Sharvil99: No way.....

abhinavvilliers: THATS BECAUSE SOUND IS A MECHANICAL WAVE AND MECAHNICAL WAVE TRAVELS WITH THE HELP OF A MEDIUM IN SPACE THERE IS NO MEDIUM FOR THE SOUND TO TRAVEL

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savaliya: you are right

Answered by Sharvil99

Because the satellite is in space and in space the sound needs medium which is not there,so that sound can't travel in satellite

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