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Re: the lowest natural sound yet detected

Subject: Re: the lowest natural sound yet detected
From: michael fish <>
Date: Sat, 20 Sep 2003 18:44:02 +0100 (BST)
actually, aaron [at the risk of sounding extremely pedantic], i believe tha=
t altercation took place on the lowercase sound list. the phonography list =
is much too polite for that type of argeybargey, i would have thought.

just thought i'd stick up for those nice gentle, unassuming phonographers :=
o)

best,
michael

Aaron Ximm <> wrote:

> If the sound is able to propagate through space, it would be a very thin

There was a contentious debate about this story on the phonography list;

...but some members of the list took issue with whether ultra- and infra-
sound not "hearable" is "really" sound.



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