is silence the absence of sound? can we recover the sound produced by us before in its original from.?

Question

is it possible to relive the flute of God Krishna (indian mythology) again

what chance a particular wave recrystalises back in space? After all it went away into other energies.

Answer 1

sound is the absence of silence, so silence is the absence of sound. here is the thing, neither exists.

is it possible to relive the flute of God Krishna? i have heard of people trying things like this, but with only trying to hear the noise that was left over from the big bang. i would say you are out of luck unless he made CD.

Answer 2

There is never an absence of sound. There may be an absence of waves we can hear because of the deficiencies of our ears and brain. Super long waves of gaseous materials and even single hydrogen atoms hitting our atmosphere are never heard but there are sound waves created by the collisions.

As a simple demonstration that sound is always reaching us that we never hear, buy or borrow a parabolic microphone. A whales voice can reach halfway round the world, but we would never hear such a low frequency without mechanical help.

On the other question; if you were in a supersonic jet you could hear the beginning of the whale's sound via your radio and the equipment at the site. Then you could fly fast enough to outrun the sound through the water and hear it again from another set of equipment a couple hundred miles from the whale.

Answer 3

Silence is not the absence of sound but rather you are just not within hearing range of the noise around you. You can recover the sound produced by you in its original form if have a time machine. You're third question depends whether the flute is still available or needs tuning.

Answer 4

What the hell are you talking about

Answer 5

Yes, no, and no.