What we think of “sound, is actually only vibration, which passes through some kind of material.
If the cosmos was really a complete gap, then the slogan “no one would scream in space” was true. But everything is more complex.
The area between the surfaces is much more units than it appears to us. Each cubic centimeter contains only a few dozen particles (ie get any substance, an atom, a molecule, a Featum particle). The interstellar medium is only 100 particles per cubic meter, a particle per galactic cubic meter.
It turns out that the substance is dense in foggy and other celestial areas. For example, the typical intensity of Orion Sagi – about 10,000 particles per cubic.
The problem is that the nebula fields are not enough to protect sound waves. However, if the material in it is quite intense, it becomes viscous and even turbulent, gradually turns into planets. These conditions depend on the speed of sound in the disc, and without them, there will be a tendency to rotate around the star without causing the planet. In other words, without the existence of sound in space, we wouldn’t just exist.
Source: Ferra
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