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Google Assistant Changed Its White Noise Sound and People Are Pissed

2 days ago

Google Assistant Changed Its White Noise Sound and People Are Pissed

Google has reportedly changed Google Assistant’s white noise audio track, and folks who rely on it to fall asleep are…

IKEA Made Sound-Absorbing Curtains to Broker Peace Between Noisy Roommates

3 months ago

IKEA Made Sound-Absorbing Curtains to Broker Peace Between Noisy Roommates

Andrew Liszewski

Clever Halloween Hack Uses Sound Waves to Simulate a Spooky Doodling Ghost

3 months ago

Clever Halloween Hack Uses Sound Waves to Simulate a Spooky Doodling Ghost

Andrew Liszewski

New Dark Matter Detector Records Rare, High-Frequency Events

Science & Health

5 months ago

New Dark Matter Detector Records Rare, High-Frequency Events

The disc-shaped resonator measures less than 2 centimeters across, yet the innocuous device is eavesdropping on spacetime. It’s a newly…

New Spring-Loaded Screw Turns Drywall Into Sound-Absorbing Panels

6 months ago

New Spring-Loaded Screw Turns Drywall Into Sound-Absorbing Panels

Andrew Liszewski

International Project Will See How the Quiet of Covid-19 Affected the Oceans

Science & Health

10 months ago

International Project Will See How the Quiet of Covid-19 Affected the Oceans

Apple Hearing Study Finds 1 in 5 Participants Experienced Hearing Loss

11 months ago

Apple Hearing Study Finds 1 in 5 Participants Experienced Hearing Loss

Apple introduced the ability to track your noise level exposure on the Apple Watch back in 2019. The company also…

Traffic Noise Could Hurt More Than Your Ears

11 months ago

Traffic Noise Could Hurt More Than Your Ears

José Rodríguez Jr.

UCLA Scientists Successfully ‘Jump-Start’ the Brains of People in a Coma-Like State

12 months ago

UCLA Scientists Successfully ‘Jump-Start’ the Brains of People in a Coma-Like State

What’s The Loudest Sound In The Universe?

Science & Health

1 year ago

What’s The Loudest Sound In The Universe?

The human tolerance for sound is, on a galactic level, puny. Volcano eruptions, jackhammer-intensive construction work, My Bloody Valentine concerts,…

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