Rosetta is singing.

originally posted by: KuzKuz
a reply to: MikhailBakunin

No sounds in outer space eh? Then how do we communicate with people out there in our space station? Apparently they talk and make sounds so...... your comment holds no ground. Plus the moon rings like a bell. So there is sounds we just don't always hear them with our ears.

Yea thats right you tell him the truth, we communicate to space by YELLING!! + There are no such thing as radiowaves!
In space, nobody can hear you yell, unless you are in a space station. Right?

originally posted by: FamCore
I thought because of the vacuum of space that sound isn't really a "thing" in space... can someone please enlighten me?

2nd a reply to: Nettlas

There is a tiny amount of atmosphere on the comet. Probably enough to emit all kinds of stuff as it starts to vapor when getting close to the Sun. Some sounds would emit too I reckon.

originally posted by: Jungian

originally posted by: KuzKuz
a reply to: MikhailBakunin

No sounds in outer space eh? Then how do we communicate with people out there in our space station? Apparently they talk and make sounds so...... your comment holds no ground. Plus the moon rings like a bell. So there is sounds we just don't always hear them with our ears.

Yea thats right you tell him the truth, we communicate to space by YELLING!! + There are no such thing as radiowaves!
In space, nobody can hear you yell, unless you are in a space station. Right?

If radio waves make sound waves then why do we need speakers on our radios? Hhhhmmmmm..... Aliens? Jesus?

a reply to: MikhailBakunin

Because our monkeybrains are inferior and needs helps from machines to see and hear more clearly ^