A deafening nuclear fusion reactor: why you wouldn’t want to hear the sun
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The sun generates massive sound from nuclear fusion reactions that would exceed 100 decibels if space contained air, comparable to chainsaws or rock concerts. More dangerously, the sun's low-frequency pressure waves resemble seismic vibrations stronger than earthquakes that could destroy buildings and bridges if they reached Earth, making the 90-million-mile vacuum barrier essential for our peaceful existence.
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