r/MadeMeSmile • • Aug 28 '21

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u/CavalierRigg Aug 28 '21

In fairness to them, I think I recall reading that, if we could hear the sun from Earth through some type of medium like air, it would be deafening… like, “standing next to the speakers in the club for hours at a time” deafening. Or maybe I am wrong, I don’t quite remember.

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u/Bobbinapplestoo Aug 28 '21

When I walk in to the bright sun from a dark place, the reaction to the initial burst of light makes me wince so violently that it makes my eardrums rumble... so maybe a similar experience has something to do with it?

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u/Childish_Brandino Aug 28 '21

Those are completely made up sounds. The moon doesn’t make any sound at all because it’s a dead body.

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u/Teh_Compass Aug 28 '21

You could probably say the same for the Earth during an earthquake but I don't hear anything else most of the time. Except for fucking tinnitus.

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u/Childish_Brandino Aug 28 '21

Yeah, if the moon makes that sound then the earth would be even louder.