With advanced technology and artificial intelligence, we are now able to listen to these cosmic whispers in ways that were ...

The table gives some examples. This is because the particles of gases are further apart than liquids or solids. Sound waves travel more slowly when particles are further apart. Back to top Can ...

Sound doesn’t just help us hear music or communicate underwater—it can also be used to move objects without physically ...

A newly developed metamaterial enables sound waves to manipulate objects underwater without any need for physical contact.

Led by Professor Daniel Ahmed, researchers transformed ordinary fabrics into smart sensors that detect touch, pressure, and ...

"The sound waves create microscopic bubbles in a diazonium ... systems and biofuel production," Mr. Datson said. "For example, the coated glass can help bind yeast in brewing, capture bacteria ...

Researchers at ETH Zurich develop smart textiles that use acoustic waves instead of electronics to measure touch, pressure and movement precisely. SonoTextiles work with glass microfibres that conduct ...

Sound waves are vibrations being passed on between particles. In the example above, the vibrating rubber band pushes on the air particles next to it. The air particles start vibrating and push on ...