> >>> is there really any acoustic environment without any noise?
>>
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>> It's called an Anechoic Chamber
>> There are a few around for testing.
>
>Though for the purposes of their use they have no sound, all such
>chambers do have a extremely low level of sound. You can usually find
>that info in their specs.
>
>About the only true no sound situation is a absolute vacuum.
I suppose at absolute zero there will also be no sound, i.e. no
molecular movement. But as we all know, absolute zero is theoretical
as is a perfect vacuum. There's always sound, however slight.
Better bring in the theologians :)
-j
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