What Does the Quietest Place on Earth Sound Like?

Well fuk I live 20 minutes away from Minneapolis

What did you sell before you made TRclips videos ??

I hear my PS4 sounding like a wind turbine

It sounds like silence?

im partially deaf, i wonder what it would sound like to me

Nobody:

KYLE IS SO HOT!!!

stop whispering it's pissing me off

It doesn't drives u crazy if u speak

Quietest place on earth:
Outer space.
Oh wait...

I have tinnitus so I will never experience true silence. 😕

16:42 Check out Scrystraper in theaters tomorrow!

But what if you scream at the aliens in a distance from 1 metre?🤔

Half of this video is ASMR

i would like to see a video on if soundwaves are able to make a head explode since he said some sounds too loud could kill you

This video is deadly.
It makes sound which attracts these Aliens.

"What does the quietest place on earth sound like?" I don't know. What does it sound like inside your own head?Until the people tell you to read the things they've wrote for you?

Take a momment to think about what you just asked.

Is it weard that i can hear my watch tick over one meter away?

"[...] fly almost perfectly silent, like stealth fighters [...]"
k.

“adorable little hooty boys” is probably the cutest sentence i have ever heard. thank you, kyle. you just made my day.

16:26 they gave him a script to read off

I'm 5'8, and set my watch down on a stand on my floor. When my phone is charging, I am about 2 feet from the stand, but can still hear my wrist watch ticking, very loudly sometimes depending on the position it is in (loudly being relative to the silence in my room). Would this not mean I can hear less than -4 decibel sounds?

look at the ears real closely... 3:28

People always get the insanity thing wrong
it's not silence that drives people insane
it's loneliness, it's the lack of human contact that drains humanity and replaces it with mania

Stay a while.. you'll notice that you can hear the sound of blood flowing through the blood vessels near your ear drums.

I only watched this cus I wanted to imagine how silence feels like. #ILoveTinnitus

If we have really shitty senses, then shouldn't music sound completely different to those who have superhuman senses? And shouldn't food and drink taste different?

you can feel the record's sound is different just as he enter the room, wow

I bet the sound-guy was happy in the chamber :)

I’ve heard of those chambers, they’re so cool! Does this remind anyone else of the training in splinter cell 1?😄

Then you can kill one alien by make a very very high sound

I wonder. Can an anaerobic chamber be used to aid in a therapy to aid early tinnitus sufferers?

I was hoping he would discuss dog whistles.

if alien threshold is lower than isn't it lower in both quiet and loud, so to kill them just make loud noises

A room that eats sound?
I eat a soudwich

My brain hurts now

Who realized that there was a little bit of echo before he entered that room?

Hey Kyle love the show and it has reignighted my love of science. I know this is a day late and a dollar short to get a response, but this one got me thinking. There is a place in Tulsa, OK that is called The Center of the Universe. If you stand in the center of it no one outside the area can hear anything you say and vice versa yet at the same time whatever sound you make is echoed back at you at a louder volume. How does that wor

Ik abag of noises- Kyle miller

I don't know why but he looks and talks like male Felicity smoak 😂

Shhh a John Krasinski

Could hear the difference as soon as you entered the anechoic chamber, never mind with the door closed. Your voice sounded a great deal flatter the moment you walked in

Who would win, a flaxen haired norse god or one hooty boi

To survive in "A quiet place" should you want to live in a very loud place, so that the ambient noise can block you out from the monsters hearing ability once they get used to the background noise?

I would like to be inside there on a fucking high dose of LSD.

basically nothing...

So if I understand correctly, total quietness is the absence of movement in air molecules. Therefore this should be achieved with very cold temperatures. Correct me if I'm wrong or feel free to add something.

“A Quiet Place” is in no uncertain terms a good movie.

I watched a quiet place

Is it normal to hear a ringing noise when it’s quiet?

I wanna beat my meat in one of those chambers

I need this anacoic home. Invisible voices attacks me. 😞 They like...talk louder if they hear me. It comes even closer every step.

if those aliens in Quiet Place really had this super hearing theyd hear us breathing and heart beating - game over

Aye my country MN

Hmm interesting room.. what if.. you put a baby inside of there and let it grow up old. Would the baby evolve into something to coop with the room environment? Seeing how nature evolution like to evolve species with their surroundings and all

the longest anyone has ever stayed in that room is 45 minutes. After that they quite literally started going insane

10:20 thats a jim carrey moment 😂

This is my favorite channel to go to about science (duh because well science) and it's about stuff that may seem interesting as well

Think twice about living

Or you could blow their ears out with a gun

you could have just said the word nothing and been done

put a call of duty player in there, you be hearing them rage,lol

@aquietplace

I like your videos ;)

If those aliens have super sensitive hearing, then why not use high decibel sonic emitters to damage there hearing or even make them deaf?

Asmr with Kyle

I figured that the quietest place on Earth would sound like your own heartbeat. Also a weird question, does anyone else have to ignore the sound of their own heartbeat when wearing high quality earbuds with marshmallow tips?

I just subscribed, this is an awesomely educative and entertaining channel.

A wrist watch from atleast across the room.. at night no problem and deadly annoying... i used to take out the batteries of wall mounted watches in neighbouring rooms because i couldn't sleep as a kid. How does that work? Because i barely hear a car aproching as soon as the sun comes up.

Episode is sponsored by skyscraper talks about a quite place the whole time

Can you prove that life isnt a simulation?

I have very bad hearing in my left ear but sometimes i hear thing really well but my right ear is pretty good and if i close my right ear i almost don’t hear anything

6:35 wait what? I sometimes can do that if my surroundings are quiet enough. No joke o.O

Noobs I can localize sound in three dimensions

ASMR

When you were in the anechoic chamber, did you notice the absence of the high pitched ringing electricity makes when it goes through wires? My hearing is still sensitive enough to hear everyday electric current sometimes.

*Misses door handle*

Which has more sensitive ear the owls or seals

Hahaha “I’m a bag of noise!”

What will happen if you spend too long and what will happen afterwards IF you listen below zero decibels?

If it is quiet enough in my room, and I move as little as possible while my head lays on my pillow,
I can hear an *_extreaeeamly_* quiet shhhhhing sound. What is that? Is that the blood rushing through my head?
If it is, I wonder where that rates on the dB scale?

You're channel is such a awesome place. I love the humor and the science. I mean just look at your Mini-Thor hair. It has to be creating the science.

Did he say get out of here john this is my scranton lol

You mention the sweet hooty boys but not sky puppies??? My beautiful echolocating angels???? My special flying mammal SONS????

Sometimes I place sound with visual effects so even though there is no sound I feel like I can still hear something.

It sounds like nothing

It's true :O I do find your falsetto eerie :O

The anechoic chamber’s battles remind me of the early designs on the F117 nighthawk’s intakes. Even in modern stealth aircraft the most common source of radar reflection is due to the intakes. Without relying on the use of Radar absorbing materials the best way to reduce the return of radar signatures was by utilizing a similiar design

quiet unless you suffer from tinnitus
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14:40 😂😂😂

As someone with tinnitus, the idea of being at the quietest place on earth is a nightmare.

If you like Barn Owls so much you should read Guardians of Ga’ Hoole. The main character is a Barn Owl.

Why can we torture the damned thing by makin soo much noise its ears bleed like grab 1000k speakers Mr . beast style turn it all to a hundred and start playing hehe monika huh!!?

Wait the alien can hear a dammed clock but not hear their runnjng and breathing? ????

I wanted to fart in class. So i had a plan to drop a book and fart at the same time. But accidentally i dropped the book, everybody turned back, and i farted >.>

I've been in that anechoic chamber before on a tour. It was interesting to say the least. They didn't have the plywood on the floor when I was in there though, that adds a point of reflection.

Or being within a mile of a Rocketdyne F-1 Kerolox engine when it's firing.

"Hooty boys" are the best boys! ☉v☉

you are wrong about horizontal explain

Our awareness of sound is also constantly being filtered by our brains, making our perception of ambient noise more significant when there is less of it (which is why a dripping tap or ticking watch becomes more irritating at night than during the day. It's not actually louder, just more consciously perceptible). Without this mental filtration of local body sounds, our awareness of them would be saturated with the noises of our heartbeat (& also the sound of blood turbulence in major arteries), the movement of air in & out of our lungs, the gurgling of food traveling through our digestive tract (& not just the louder noise of gas bubbles moving in our intestines), and even the grinding of our joints & the clicking of ligaments.
Our various sensory perceptions are vastly greater than our conscious awareness of them, and are affected by both our mood & noxious stimuli in our environment (some of which trigger our flight-or-fight response, releasing Adrenaline (Epinephrine) intensely stimulating the acuity of our senses).
Note that 0dB is technically at the Average human baseline. There are individuals with unique mutations that enable them to hear lower volume sounds with great precision ("Golden Ears") & also trained musicians with more acute perceptions of subtle variations in music, that would be imperceptible to most people. There's also a medical condition called *Hyperacusis* that can happen after both prolonged exposure to high dB or certain drugs (notably Phencyclidine (PCP) & the antibiotic Ciprofloxacin, which can affect the acoustic nerves), where people experience intense pain from even low to average volume sounds & further become hypersensitive to extremely quiet sounds. The psychological condition *Misophonia/Phonophobia* is where everyday sounds (such as the noise made by a person chewing food), become intensely irritating, even painful (at any volume). This may also be a symptom seen in people with the conditions Autism & Schizophrenia (due to different kinds of dysfunctional neuroprocessing).
Incidentally, the *Barn Owl (Tyto Alba)* is supposedly capable of hearing the heartbeat of a mouse through a foot of snow, from over 60 feet away (even when trying to be quiet, humans would be pretty damn loud by comparison). They have very sophisticated neural structures to process the sounds that they hear, with their Medulla having about 95,000 neurons (about 3 times that of a raven, for example).Owls are also capable of detecting differences in sounds arriving between each ear of 30 millionths of a second. Most impressively of all, their amazing hearing doesn't degrade with age (unlike like human hearing, which drops significantly with each successive decade over 40), with intense research being done into their unique capability of regenerating auditory neurons, in the hope of applying it to us.
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While the previews of The Quiet Place look awesome, the premise of aliens that hunt with hypersensitive hearing has a pretty obvious flaw. Human activities have this irritating tendency of producing large volumes of noise, and what would be merely uncomfortable for us might be excruciatingly painful (even lethal) to them. We already have sonic weapons, like the LRAD 500X (The Long Range Acoustic Device, which is currently used by United States police as a form of non-lethal crowd control, produces a tightly focussed beam of painfully intense sound ~ described as the whine of a mosquito amplified 500 times) which would be extremely effective against aliens that rely on their hearing as their primary means of perception.