When we hold my hears, what that ambient sound in our head?

Question

Seriously. Put you index fingers in your ears and try to block out as much sound as you can, but don't hurt yourself. Concentrate. What do you hear? If you run around and try it again, you'll even hear you pulse.The pulse isn't what i'm refering to. There is this constant sound behind it like the one you hear you computer make when it's on (if you listen carefully). It also sounds a bit like the static made when the tv is on. It sounds electrical.

opps i mean when we hold our ears LOL

At first I wrote when i hold my ears. I tried changing the words and i missed one.

Answer 1

To understand this, you need to go back to how your ear detect sound.

The sound you hear is simply a pressure change in air around you. This pressure change is detected by the ear drum which converts the pressure change to a physical movement. This is relayed several times by chain of small bones and eventually gets to a chamber that resembles snail.

This "snail" is a cavity filled with fluid, and also has lots of small hairs with varying length. Certain hair will vibrate with certain frequency, which in turn is interpreted by your brain as sound.

When you remove all of the external pressure change, what you pick up is noise generated by these body parts themselves.

Those noises are always there, but they are not discernible when outside stimuli's are present.

Answer 2

Im not sure, but what i have felt is sudden ringing in my ears which happens from time to time. Some people say when your ears are ringing someone is talking about you or if your ears are ringing its some vibration frequency that you can hear possibly from a higher dimension or a higher version of you..i dont know those are all things i heard about it but i do no what you mean its like a pitch, but its just the question of how we can hear and recall sounds in the first place. Like where do those sounds store themselves so we can recall them?

Answer 3

it extremely is the sound of the fluid flowing on your blood vessels. some fairly great ones bypass at the back of the ears (the carotid). Blood has a tendency to surge and flow, relatively interior the arteries close to the middle, as a results of action of the middle. The ventricle pumps blood out into the arteries, yet even whilst no longer below tension, the blood maintains to flow. it extremely is the comparable noise which you pay attention in a seashell, however the seashell magnifies it.

Answer 4

Try it again. Notice that your fingers vibrate slightly and those vibrations are causing your eardrums to vibrate.

Or, perhaps my explanation is a bunch of BS. Listen to the guy above me.

Answer 5

LOL. im going to have to guess your a bit bored at the moment. my ears have almsot a constant ringing so i cant hear it. but if it sounds like music to you, id have earplugs in all day and just smile at the world listening to the moosic in my head. lol

Answer 6

It is the spirits whispering to you. Listen closely and you can hear them telling you to deposit all your money into my paypal account. Don't fear the spirits have decreed it.

Answer 7

Vibrations from your living body.

Answer 8

Molecules BANGING together.

Theologically , of course.
Otherwise you are in the wrong category.

Answer 9

Your brain working, maybe?