Hey everyone! So a lot of people are doubting the information said in this video. I 100% promise you that the sound was measured at around 310 db. There were some technologies capable of helping in terms of measuring the sound. Lots of reports and testimony were given along with the analysis of the volcano itself. But to get all the information regarding how they measured the volcano sound, just Google how the volcano eruption sound was measured back then.
The dreaded toilet seat! You are correct! Most especially when one's suffering a hangover caused by 2 litres of tequila the previous night. I know this from experience.
194 is max decibel for air. 270 is max underwater. Beyond this, it’s a shockwave and is moving faster than air. It’s no longer a sound but a pressure force.
That could have been louder, but the explosion of Krakatoa is still the loudest sound in RECORDED history. There were no humans around to leave any record of how far away that asteroid’s collision was heard.
@@dogge929 nah, its when you start your car in the garage when theres people sleeping in the house and the last time you drove you had the stereo cranked.
The loudest sound is when you looking for snacks in your moms closet while she’s sleep in bed and the Twinkie wrapper rubs up against the Twinkie box and she turns over in your direction with her eyes still closed 😮 I almost died
@curiositypiqued6573 I don't get why people who state accurate facts are labeled as "know it alls" as if it's a bad thing to be accurate. People are weird.
Like anybody knew what the hell that was back then or had any sort of instrument that could measure such a thing, especially in a place as remote as that. It's all laughable
There's this guy that lives up the road from me with a lifted diesel truck. I wouldn't be surprised if it's able to be heard from around the world. Your lack of a pop filter also a pretty loud sound though. I would say it's even louder than my neighbor with his lifted diesel truck. I highly recommend getting a pop filter for your microphone.
Nah nah nah, check it out! Me ripping a huge fart after struggling like a mufucka to let it slip on by slowly and unnoticeable in the middle of an exam in my 7th grade Spanish class…😒
i once was with a few friends at a bar, drinking and smoking.... one of them was a blind dude. it was a rainy day, but not hard rain.... we were sitting at the table, outside under an umbrella, drinking beer talking to the owner, when suddenly a lightning bolt strikes meters from us in a metal pole. That object turned into a weird petrified form of molten metal with glass like rugged structure. the sound wave was so powerful, it broke a few windows. It felt like an earthquake. Everything, the ground, the buildings, the air... even my organs included, were vibrating for a few seconds. Beer was getting agitated in the glass. Our hair started raising up, as the electrostatic energy was overloading the place. no one was expecting that, so we all fell in silence, trying to figure out if we are still alive. Then, the blind dude, super chill drinking his beer says : i might be blind, but for sure i've seen that one :) we instantly went inside the bar and started drinking like it was our last day on Earth :) for some reason, that was one of my happiest days.
@@Rattlesnake7.5 most of the operators drive the trucks like they're a high end sports car ...they are hell on the brakes and they usually won't turn the trucks in for minor repairs, they wait until the truck is completely broke down
I hear it every week at work as the dumpster is emptied into a trash truck, it is loud as the operator turns it at least 2-3 times to get all the trash out, its annoying
There are first-hand accounts from people who were on boats in the channel within miles of that volcano when it exploded. They were not killed or severely injured. But they did acknowledge that it was loud.
Yeah, this guy badly googled info and didn't read/understand what he read. At 1 mile, not 100 miles, the dbs would be reduced to only around 190db, which would still cause deafness, but obviously not deadly.
that cant be true. Within a couple miles everything was destryoed. The explosion was 200 megatons which is 4x stronger then the strongest nuclear bomb ever made, the Tsar bomba.
Fun fact, the Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha'apai eruption a few years ago was heard from Tonga in Fairbanks, Alaska. That one bang was heard across the entire Pacific ocean and into the Alaskan interior.
krakatoa was indeed loud, but it didn't kill people. it's the eruption that killed people. watch the documentary on it, it's authentic and shows how a small ship with Europeans in it, near the volcano survived the volcanic ash , the sound & the tsunami. only a child on the ship succumbed to the ash & sound. the rest were affected in their hearing but didn't become deaf.
He said the shock wave, the same thing any explosion produces (including explosives). It will essentially liquify organs if strong enough-or if one is close enough, which is another way of saying similar things. “Shock waves,” depending on the frequency they produce, are perceived as sound-that is just coincidence. We humans hear the shock wave but the damage, the energy from the explosion, is the shock wave itself. The business of decibels “measured” is, of course, a nonsense. It was estimated based on the range it was heard. It was, indeed, loud!
There were over 300,000 people killed when Krakatoa exploded on Aug. 27,1883. Read Simon Winchesters book Krakatoa the day the earth Exploded Aug, 27 1883.
@@patrickhorvath2684 Drawing absolute conclusions from either Krakatoa or Tunguska would be a mistake because so many variables affect the energy dissipation-mainly weather, I think, but even things like suspended particles (there is a huge amount of Saharan sand mixed in the atmosphere over the Atlantic during some months of the year, for example) and other particulate matter-like volcanic ash! and (large scale) fires-that would absorb energy; or transient radiation conditions from the sun that might reinforce it. In a neutral environment-which never exists-perhaps a calculation could be made from an *estimate* of the explosive force; maybe the energy of that wave was sufficient to travel the globe three times and *maybe* there wasn’t significant phase cancellation of the same sound reducing the energy when it met itself. Personally I think it it is more poetry than fact and likely prople heard local echoes (like yodels in mountain valleys repeating) but who can say? The wave front would have traveled at the speed of sound which would vary a bit depending on temperature and atmospheric density but is a known quantity. As for deafness, unless the eardrums were destroyed-which is less likely-they were likely damaged and would eventually heal. Nerve damage could have occurred but that generally presents 15-20 years later and is in a selective range of frequencies (octaves higher than the sound that caused it). The result is usually muffled hearing with damaged ability to clearly recognize words in speech…
ok so since alot of people don't understand what Decibel range is let me explain. the highest Decibel Range we can Achieve is 190. anything after that isnt sound, but a shockwave of death. no sound can surpass 190 decibel for the simple fact that anything after that is just sound turning into a shockwave that will most likely cause deafness or death. Thank you for your time :)
What I found is, that 200dB is already a pressure of 2bar (200,000Pa). Incredibly much. And decibel is a logarithmic scale. In an article it says, that the explosion was like 10,000 Hiroshima bombs...
😂 someone was there with their crude decibel meter and lived to tell the story, but everyone else with 100 miles was dead, deaf, or had vaporized organs
This is such a great video. It’s unreal how many layers of storytelling are in front of us. Thank you for the analysis and insight, I would have never picked up on these things myself
Too funny, or when your grounded to your room on a Sunday night when you're 15 years old and you're sneaking down stairs in between the commercials on TV for this Sunday night movie and you're trying to grab some potato chips and some cookies maybe some pretzels and a scooter pie without anybody here in the crinkle crackling of the rapper and then you got to sneak back up the stairs of a brand new house a couple couple years old ,but still breaking in,settling in, creaking and cracking and you have to time the breaks in between the commercials so you don't get busted, and then get another smack in the back of the head, or a little black eye, tough crowd man, hey thanks MR de Boer, best high school teacher ever, Sachem high School ,Ronkonkoma New York class of 85'
The loudest sound ever produced on Earth was likely the Tunguska event in 1908, when a massive explosion occurred near the Tunguska River in Siberia, Russia. The explosion, thought to be caused by a meteoroid or comet entering Earth's atmosphere and disintegrating, released an estimated energy equivalent to 10-15 megatons of TNT. The resulting shockwave was so powerful that it flattened an estimated 80 million trees over an area of 2,150 square kilometers (830 square miles) and was heard over 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) away. However, since there were no instruments to directly measure the sound at the time, the exact loudness remains uncertain.
@@jupiterwarrior2645 if you're going to call that RUclipsr brainless, you should probably make sense first. The loudest sound RECORDED BY HUMAN INSTRUMENTS. Dinosaurs didn't possess the necessary technology to record sounds.
Where did 310dB come from? Most sources state that the level 100 miles away was about 180dB, which means the inverse square law of free field sound propagation would put the level at 100m or so around 240dB. But even this is way above the point at which it's generally accepted it's no longer a sound, but a shockwave. Since the absolute pressure in an elastic medium can't be less than 0ATM, the corresponding peak is 2ATM, which gives about 194dB.
I've realised the confusion in the video. The video doesn't specify the difference between sound power level and sound pressure level. I did a quick calculation and using 180dB @100mi the sound power level was 295dB re. 10^-12W, so that's clearly what they're talking about. But you can't "hear" sound power unless you're at the source, so it's not much use as a metric for describing how loud things seem.
@@AlessioAndres I'm not sure this makes sense chap. Air doesn't contain ferrous metals. And nor do a great many other mediums over which sound waves can propagate. A string made from cotton or nylon between two cups would do a great job at carrying a signal. It's an interesting theory for sure but could be easily countered by a simple experiment showing sound propagation through non-ferrous media. Recent experiments have in fact shown that under the correct circumstances, a sound wave can jump very short distances through a vacuum. And dB isn't commonly used for pitch (frequency). It's a ratio expressed as ten times the base ten logarithm of one value divided by another, one value usually being a reference. In the case of sound pressure, the reference is 20 micropascals, μPa
I always remember the stories that my grandma tell... "Our ancestor is very desperate when the volcano is exploding... And that's why island Java and Sumatra are seperated" i love my homeland... Indonesia❤
These comments had me laughing 😂 but honest question cus idk anything about geography 😭 like was anyone near here did anyone end up dying from this sound?
It was 7th grade in my Spanish class in the middle of taking our exam. Whole class heard it and of course laughed wildly. And a buddy of mine without missing a beat yells “WWWWIPE OUT!!!” I’m not gonna lie, I laughed my ass off too with home dude’s added commentary…🤷🏾♂️ But holy shit I so wanted to run out of that bish…🙄
For real, I found this VERY HARD to believe. Like why are there are still so many Indonesian and Myanmar people then, if the shockwave was that dangerous? 😑
Clancy is such a great album. Although snap back isn't really getting much attention (like At the risk, lavish, routines etc.) I feel like people will go back to this song to refresh their ears and where they can somehow feel home the most. love this song so much
That eruption not only produced an enormous bang, it also destroyed 70% of the island it's located on, as well as the surrounding archipelago. The world also witnessed strange coloured skies, odd weather, and even experienced a volcanic winter. This eruption was an extremely violent and dangerous one.
@@wolf.eye._- not true ! All that are not drugged scream !!!! And it's not a competition!!!!!!! What kind of man would want a woman that can push out something as large as a child and not scream???? Who is going to be proud of Mrs rubber vagina???????
@@daveblock4061 I mean there was no air back then to transmit the sound on earth. Imagine if there was air in space we would hear the sun exploding constantly
Yes and no. Chicxulub was not an explosion, it was a collision. And its devastating powers came from the displaced water. It's like comparing a bomb to a train crash. The latter may have had more destructive force but wasn't necessarily producing a bigger shockwave (and thus a louder sound, given that actual sound propagation in the atmosphere is limited to about 185 dB).
About 36000 people died when this erupted. Heard from about 5000km away. Shot about 21 cubic kilometers of debris upwards. The pressure wave recorded about 160km away at a gasworks plant was over 8.5kPa. Less than 30% of the original island remained. Also it caused Tsunamis. About equal to 200megatons.
Hey everyone! So a lot of people are doubting the information said in this video. I 100% promise you that the sound was measured at around 310 db. There were some technologies capable of helping in terms of measuring the sound. Lots of reports and testimony were given along with the analysis of the volcano itself. But to get all the information regarding how they measured the volcano sound, just Google how the volcano eruption sound was measured back then.
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Hey. Did you forget to say which volcano it was? What is the name of the volcano and where is this volcano? 💥🌋
Glad you said that, I was about to post a question asking how they could possibly measure sound decibels in the 1800’s lol
Google? Never heard of it.
How much did it fluff the sail of a Polynesian fishing boat?
Haha...Gunshots would not be strange in Australia at that time either...🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nah, the loudest sound on earth is dropping a spoon on the kitchen floor at 3 a.m.
I'll do you one better, the loudest sound would be me PASSING GAS at 2:30 in the morning 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Or trying to open hard plastic food packaging for a cheesecake at 3:00am in the morning...
Its that drip down the hall in the bathroom.
Garbage truck @ 6:30 a m.
Haha high asf trying to be sneaky
Everyone knows the loudest sound ever is the toilet seat slamming down, in the middle of the night.
Lmfaooo
That's in second place after a floor jack dragging on concrete 😂
The dreaded toilet seat! You are correct! Most especially when one's suffering a hangover caused by 2 litres of tequila the previous night. I know this from experience.
So I spent like an extra 20 bucks or whatever on those quiet close toilet lids a few years back. Some of the best money I've ever spent.
Or nails scratching on a chalkboard.
Clearly this guy hasn’t heard my husband sneeze.
Lmfao!!! 🤣🤣🤣
This was hilarious 😂
Or Snore...LOL
no the black hole mergers was the loudest sound in the universe
Or my dad.
Loudest sound is definitely the microwave door shutting at 2am
If it’s a push button microwave, hold it down when you shut it
The crackling of a plastic cookie container
Me doing a 💩 at 3am Sunday morning will give that a run for it's money!!
@@bert454 get a grip
Bro still use microwaves😂
194 is max decibel for air. 270 is max underwater. Beyond this, it’s a shockwave and is moving faster than air. It’s no longer a sound but a pressure force.
Thank you!
Holy shit. Good information.
well isn't sound just movement of air molecules?
I'm confused about the difference.
The sound was actually measured at 170dB from 100km away, 310dB is an estimate at 0km
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Amber Alert: Nah I’d win
The loudest is any dad sneazing for no reason.
Trying to sneak open ANY snacks in the middle of the night is clearly the loudest sounds ever.
Dinosaurs have a valid argument against this claim.
Ohh boi we don't want to go there, sound would have been least of their concerns.
Dinosaurs never existed
This was my thought too.
fair point
That could have been louder, but the explosion of Krakatoa is still the loudest sound in RECORDED history. There were no humans around to leave any record of how far away that asteroid’s collision was heard.
Krakatoa: 310db
Dragging the jack across the driveway: 400db
$30 air horns on eBay: 600db
@@m.b.3916 a car jack
@@dirtyasianmafia2310huh?
Nah dude the loudest sound is when you're under the car up on the jack and hear something snap
@@dogge929 nah, its when you start your car in the garage when theres people sleeping in the house and the last time you drove you had the stereo cranked.
Dropping a dish in the sink at 2am is the loudest sound on earth
Loudest sound is a mosquito flying right next to your ear.
In 1883 they measured 300 db with a device first released/invented in 1960. Impressive
I'm guessing they had to approximate it based on who all reported it around the world, how many times it circled, etc.
Dont believe everything on the web @@MrRizzyWizzy
That was my thought.
They probably estimated it by how many heard it, and from how far away, smartarse.
@@damonrobus-clarke533because they talked to everyone in 1883 to gather this information.
Nah the loudest sound ever recorded is trying to open the plastic container with cake in it at 2 A.M
nice joke.
Bs. The loudest sound was made by sunny deol when he scream "oye"
Fun fact: you can't kill sunny paji with bullets
I remember. Everyone in America called in complaining about the thin plastic cake top waking them up.
I once dragged a floor jack 200 yards down my street from my friends to my house at 3am. Pretty sure everyone in town could hear it.
why tf are you opening cake at 2am lol
Finally a short that doesn't stall for 59 seconds and reveal the fact at the last moment...Well done 👏
The loudest sound is when you looking for snacks in your moms closet while she’s sleep in bed and the Twinkie wrapper rubs up against the Twinkie box and she turns over in your direction with her eyes still closed 😮 I almost died
The unexpected fart when you're on a first date
Lol yes
Shart
💀its over
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💯💯💯💯
The trick Is to always expect it
It was not "measured at 310 dB", it was estimated around that level, calculating backwards from measurements taken thousands of miles away.
OK know it all
@curiositypiqued6573 I don't get why people who state accurate facts are labeled as "know it alls" as if it's a bad thing to be accurate. People are weird.
Like anybody knew what the hell that was back then or had any sort of instrument that could measure such a thing, especially in a place as remote as that. It's all laughable
@@dreichert1438 Science, how does it work, amirite?
@@magicmulder I believe decibel meters weren't around until the '60s
the loudest noise is when you stub your pinky toe on the table at 3am...
Nah the loudest sound is closing the microwave door while going for your midnight snack.
Plot twist: the people in Australia did actually hear gunshots
Ur life is now valid on youboob land 😮
Nah, top 3 loudest sound is :
1. Dad sneeze
2. Droping spoon at 3 am
3. Mosquito
@@kilunoa "Dad sneeze"LOL!
And they recorded it with non existing technology. Lol
Yeah in the war against the emus….
Nah, it’s that Honda Civic with the “custom” exhaust system revving up its engine for at 2 am 😅
😂😂 so true
what's a honda civic?
And someones thump box woofer I can never see but always hear😂
It sounds like they're breaking the sound barrier but they're actually below the speed limit.
Semis doing brake rests
There's this guy that lives up the road from me with a lifted diesel truck. I wouldn't be surprised if it's able to be heard from around the world. Your lack of a pop filter also a pretty loud sound though. I would say it's even louder than my neighbor with his lifted diesel truck. I highly recommend getting a pop filter for your microphone.
Fun fact: The explosion was so loud that the soundwave circled the planet 4 times.
nah the loudest noise is your stomach growling during a test in school
me, essentially.
the growl was so loud it shocked all 10 people around me
I hated that so much. Put a damn fan on or something. I don't want to worry about making noises
Trueeee🙂
Yep 😂😂😂😂
Nah nah nah, check it out! Me ripping a huge fart after struggling like a mufucka to let it slip on by slowly and unnoticeable in the middle of an exam in my 7th grade Spanish class…😒
i once was with a few friends at a bar, drinking and smoking.... one of them was a blind dude.
it was a rainy day, but not hard rain.... we were sitting at the table, outside under an umbrella, drinking beer talking to the owner, when suddenly a lightning bolt strikes meters from us in a metal pole. That object turned into a weird petrified form of molten metal with glass like rugged structure.
the sound wave was so powerful, it broke a few windows. It felt like an earthquake. Everything, the ground, the buildings, the air... even my organs included, were vibrating for a few seconds. Beer was getting agitated in the glass. Our hair started raising up, as the electrostatic energy was overloading the place.
no one was expecting that, so we all fell in silence, trying to figure out if we are still alive. Then, the blind dude, super chill drinking his beer says : i might be blind, but for sure i've seen that one :)
we instantly went inside the bar and started drinking like it was our last day on Earth :)
for some reason, that was one of my happiest days.
Cool story bro 😎
Wow 🎉❤
That was a good read. Thanks.
Epic moment.
Lucky to be alive!
No joke , I am 169% sure that the loudest sound every created is the SUPERCELL's loading sound 🙉🔊
Everyone knows the loudest sound on earth is anyone screaming immediately after they step on a lego block
You've clearly never heard the THX sound before a movie.
Or the ps1 start up screen 😂😂
Yeah Netflix baby 😂😂
forreal 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
I've heard that same sound before playing MotoGP 4 - and afterwards I used to turn my PC Speakers off manually while the game loaded.
Garbage Truck at 4am: Hold my beer
As someone who puts the trash in the trash trucks I do apologize
@@davidrigli9082 What's wrong with all the trash trucks brakes?
@@Rattlesnake7.5 most of the operators drive the trucks like they're a high end sports car ...they are hell on the brakes and they usually won't turn the trucks in for minor repairs, they wait until the truck is completely broke down
@@davidrigli9082 ok.
I hear it every week at work as the dumpster is emptied into a trash truck, it is loud as the operator turns it at least 2-3 times to get all the trash out, its annoying
Pulling a 2 ton jack down the street in the AM is the loudest 😂
For what reason?
That's what wakes me up. It's not the Battery Powered Sawsall chewing a Catalytic Converter off of a car @ 3 am!
The loudest sound in my school is ME.
Loudest sound is kicking a metal dog food bowl when you're not expecting it.
The loudest sound is dropping the shampoo bottle in the shower.
Scares the shit outta me everytime . Like a bomb going off in there ...
@@brucewayne475bro this killed me 😂😂😂
LOL
That one too, and it sucks 😂lmao
How could you possibly think this was a suprise? Also thousands survived in the immediate 100 miles with neither perminent deafness or other injuries.
Krakatoa volcano: 310db
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Not opening the microwave door before the time runs out at 3 am could wake an entire town.
Mine still beeps when I open it so there's no winning for me.
You think thats loud let the time run out and let the mf beeeeeeep beeeep beeeeeep …. God damn neighbors will be waking up wondering wtf is going on
There are first-hand accounts from people who were on boats in the channel within miles of that volcano when it exploded. They were not killed or severely injured. But they did acknowledge that it was loud.
Yeah, this guy badly googled info and didn't read/understand what he read. At 1 mile, not 100 miles, the dbs would be reduced to only around 190db, which would still cause deafness, but obviously not deadly.
I knew I didn't believe any of this ish. Definitely Zoomer-logic with zero proper research
Yeah so many witnesses in the nearby towns did not die or go deaf 🙄
I....cannot refute their claims...I'm only 61 yrs old
that cant be true. Within a couple miles everything was destryoed. The explosion was 200 megatons which is 4x stronger then the strongest nuclear bomb ever made, the Tsar bomba.
Loudest sound ever produced on earth ❌
Loudest sound ever recorded on earth ✅
Fun fact, the Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha'apai eruption a few years ago was heard from Tonga in Fairbanks, Alaska.
That one bang was heard across the entire Pacific ocean and into the Alaskan interior.
It’s definitely the microwave ding at 1 in the morning 😂
Never heard of that killing people from shockwaves, or damaging organs
krakatoa was indeed loud, but it didn't kill people. it's the eruption that killed people. watch the documentary on it, it's authentic and shows how a small ship with Europeans in it, near the volcano survived the volcanic ash , the sound & the tsunami. only a child on the ship succumbed to the ash & sound. the rest were affected in their hearing but didn't become deaf.
He said the shock wave, the same thing any explosion produces (including explosives). It will essentially liquify organs if strong enough-or if one is close enough, which is another way of saying similar things. “Shock waves,” depending on the frequency they produce, are perceived as sound-that is just coincidence. We humans hear the shock wave but the damage, the energy from the explosion, is the shock wave itself. The business of decibels “measured” is, of course, a nonsense. It was estimated based on the range it was heard. It was, indeed, loud!
He never claimed it did. Why do we always have to argue everything?
There were over 300,000 people killed when Krakatoa exploded on Aug. 27,1883. Read Simon Winchesters book Krakatoa the day the earth Exploded Aug, 27 1883.
I think I remember reading that the shock wave circled the world 3 times and so did the Tsar bomba.
@@patrickhorvath2684 Drawing absolute conclusions from either Krakatoa or Tunguska would be a mistake because so many variables affect the energy dissipation-mainly weather, I think, but even things like suspended particles (there is a huge amount of Saharan sand mixed in the atmosphere over the Atlantic during some months of the year, for example) and other particulate matter-like volcanic ash! and (large scale) fires-that would absorb energy; or transient radiation conditions from the sun that might reinforce it. In a neutral environment-which never exists-perhaps a calculation could be made from an *estimate* of the explosive force; maybe the energy of that wave was sufficient to travel the globe three times and *maybe* there wasn’t significant phase cancellation of the same sound reducing the energy when it met itself. Personally I think it it is more poetry than fact and likely prople heard local echoes (like yodels in mountain valleys repeating) but who can say? The wave front would have traveled at the speed of sound which would vary a bit depending on temperature and atmospheric density but is a known quantity. As for deafness, unless the eardrums were destroyed-which is less likely-they were likely damaged and would eventually heal. Nerve damage could have occurred but that generally presents 15-20 years later and is in a selective range of frequencies (octaves higher than the sound that caused it). The result is usually muffled hearing with damaged ability to clearly recognize words in speech…
The loudest sound is when you got your volume maxed and somehow accidentally play U2 on your Apple Music
The sound of my wife yelling at me for diluting the dish soap and not the hand soap.
WHY THE HELL ARE YOU DILUTING THE HAND SOAP THO???!!!!🫧🫧
I NEED THE SUDS!!!!
😂🫧🫧
More like it's the sound of my wife's boyfriend getting mad at me for whenever I drop the soap... 😳🧼🗣
Definitely a wife being upset 😡 😊😊😊😊😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
You mean not everyone on here is a 12 year old tween?
wtf does this even mean??? Why would you dilute soap at all? Are you European by chance? Frenchies do all kinds of mindless nonsense…no offense 😂
ok so since alot of people don't understand what Decibel range is let me explain. the highest Decibel Range we can Achieve is 190. anything after that isnt sound, but a shockwave of death. no sound can surpass 190 decibel for the simple fact that anything after that is just sound turning into a shockwave that will most likely cause deafness or death. Thank you for your time :)
What I found is, that 200dB is already a pressure of 2bar (200,000Pa).
Incredibly much.
And decibel is a logarithmic scale.
In an article it says, that the explosion was like 10,000 Hiroshima bombs...
Wow
200,000 Pa air pressure equal a force of 144,000 N onto the surface of a human.
This equals the gravity force of 14,000 kg😮
Absolutely amazing. Thank you.
Bless you for that phenomenal explanation ❤❤❤❤❤
😂 someone was there with their crude decibel meter and lived to tell the story, but everyone else with 100 miles was dead, deaf, or had vaporized organs
This is such a great video. It’s unreal how many layers of storytelling are in front of us. Thank you for the analysis and insight, I would have never picked up on these things myself
My neighbor stepped on a Lego in the middle of the night. I have no doubt the sound I heard could’ve given that volcano run for its money.
Wamp wamp melt
😂😂😂
ah yes, the mighty foot destroyer...
Krakatoa: "I made the loudest sound ever heard."
One of my dad's farts: "Hold my beer"
Yes!!
😂
More like "I'm made of beer" ;p
Huh? What'd ya say?👂🤚
My late dad's snoring was louder.
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Have you ever heard a KAREN arguing? Beat that sound..
Everyone knows that the loudest sound is that one creak the floor makes when you're a teenager trying to sneak out in the middle of the night.
I used the bedroom window shhh
Or trying to open a window to sneak back in at 2:00 a.m. LOL
Too funny, or when your grounded to your room on a Sunday night when you're 15 years old and you're sneaking down stairs in between the commercials on TV for this Sunday night movie and you're trying to grab some potato chips and some cookies maybe some pretzels and a scooter pie without anybody here in the crinkle crackling of the rapper and then you got to sneak back up the stairs of a brand new house a couple couple years old ,but still breaking in,settling in, creaking and cracking and you have to time the breaks in between the commercials so you don't get busted, and then get another smack in the back of the head, or a little black eye, tough crowd man, hey thanks MR de Boer, best high school teacher ever, Sachem high School ,Ronkonkoma New York class of 85'
Or back in
Nah, it was all the sounds you spammed on your speaker in the middle of our class XD
LOL I guess you're right. It was called the "loudest Sound ever" lmao
DAMN one of the best ai creators are here
Damn
Nah it clash of clan start sound
What about the toba volcano eruption
The loudest sound ever produced on Earth was likely the Tunguska event in 1908, when a massive explosion occurred near the Tunguska River in Siberia, Russia. The explosion, thought to be caused by a meteoroid or comet entering Earth's atmosphere and disintegrating, released an estimated energy equivalent to 10-15 megatons of TNT. The resulting shockwave was so powerful that it flattened an estimated 80 million trees over an area of 2,150 square kilometers (830 square miles) and was heard over 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) away. However, since there were no instruments to directly measure the sound at the time, the exact loudness remains uncertain.
How can 80 million trees be condensed in just 2,150 Km?. That's pretty amazing.
Krakatoa: 310 db
Your mom when she gets out of bed: 999 db
That’s the loudest sound recorded. I’d bet the asteroid that took out the dinosaurs was a hell of a lot louder
my immediate thought fricking yt shorts with no brains
I never know what sound of asteroid strike
@@jupiterwarrior2645 if you're going to call that RUclipsr brainless, you should probably make sense first. The loudest sound RECORDED BY HUMAN INSTRUMENTS. Dinosaurs didn't possess the necessary technology to record sounds.
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did not specify that your delusional the lousdest sound profduced on earth was theh asteroid @@OldSchoolZ-wy2yx
I would bet on a volcano being louder than a meteor strike
Where did 310dB come from? Most sources state that the level 100 miles away was about 180dB, which means the inverse square law of free field sound propagation would put the level at 100m or so around 240dB. But even this is way above the point at which it's generally accepted it's no longer a sound, but a shockwave. Since the absolute pressure in an elastic medium can't be less than 0ATM, the corresponding peak is 2ATM, which gives about 194dB.
Sir, this is a Walmart
You beat me to it!!
I've realised the confusion in the video. The video doesn't specify the difference between sound power level and sound pressure level. I did a quick calculation and using 180dB @100mi the sound power level was 295dB re. 10^-12W, so that's clearly what they're talking about. But you can't "hear" sound power unless you're at the source, so it's not much use as a metric for describing how loud things seem.
Yep, what he said. 😎
@@AlessioAndres I'm not sure this makes sense chap. Air doesn't contain ferrous metals. And nor do a great many other mediums over which sound waves can propagate. A string made from cotton or nylon between two cups would do a great job at carrying a signal. It's an interesting theory for sure but could be easily countered by a simple experiment showing sound propagation through non-ferrous media. Recent experiments have in fact shown that under the correct circumstances, a sound wave can jump very short distances through a vacuum. And dB isn't commonly used for pitch (frequency). It's a ratio expressed as ten times the base ten logarithm of one value divided by another, one value usually being a reference. In the case of sound pressure, the reference is 20 micropascals, μPa
Loudest sound is mosquitoes that flying around ur ear. Every mosquitoes equip with f1 engines.
That's what happens when you throw taco bell meals in a volcano💀
Nah bro, it was us opening a bag of chips at 3am getting a morning snack.
Fr fr
Now imma play roblox
But you didn't die right, right ?
It was like dropping a metal pot in the middle of the night
with a dog in the house
Krakatoa's blast was so powerful it sucked out everyone's hearts in a 100 mile radius and showed it to them before they died.
Kalima shote ti de
😂😂😂😂😂
Now that's Metal
Sucked out thru their a**holes or what
When God spoke saying “ this is my Son, in whom I’m well pleased”.
I always remember the stories that my grandma tell... "Our ancestor is very desperate when the volcano is exploding... And that's why island Java and Sumatra are seperated" i love my homeland... Indonesia❤
Meanwhile my alarm clock being so loud it can bring my soul from different realm back to my body
why are you darker than me
😭😂😭😂😭😂
These comments had me laughing 😂 but honest question cus idk anything about geography 😭 like was anyone near here did anyone end up dying from this sound?
@@selisal9860 yes
@@selisal9860 around 70,000 people
Nah the loudest sound on earth is passing gas in class
watch out we got a poet over here and he dont even know it.
Same af…😒
It was 7th grade in my Spanish class in the middle of taking our exam. Whole class heard it and of course laughed wildly. And a buddy of mine without missing a beat yells “WWWWIPE OUT!!!”
I’m not gonna lie, I laughed my ass off too with home dude’s added commentary…🤷🏾♂️
But holy shit I so wanted to run out of that bish…🙄
if that happened again for sure I won’t get deaf because I always have my AirPods in insulation Mode in my ears.
100% the loudest thing in the world is trying to open one those clear plastic containers cookies from the grocery store come in quietly at night time
this is the correct answer!
ATF - "there is no need to have a suppressor for that"
People on the edge of earth: *GUYS RUN IT IS GODZILLA*
Nah the loudest sound is the floor or stair squeaking loud af at 2 am when you’re trying to sneak around 😂
Its actually the speakers on a touring motorcycle at a red light. 🚦 🫨
This video is an excellent example why we need to radically improve our science education..
also an example of how anyone can become a youtuber or just spread bullshit around and some people will believe it
Facts
@@nergal2741more facts
For real, I found this VERY HARD to believe. Like why are there are still so many Indonesian and Myanmar people then, if the shockwave was that dangerous? 😑
Actual science not what they call science today.
Nah the loudest sound is the beer i transported secretly in my backpack to go outside
Clancy is such a great album. Although snap back isn't really getting much attention (like At the risk, lavish, routines etc.) I feel like people will go back to this song to refresh their ears and where they can somehow feel home the most. love this song so much
When your whacking off everything you hear outside your room is the loudest sound
You hear your mom start singing.. 😩
@@IceTTomwhen your mom is giving sloppy joe 🤤
Holy fuck I wheezed 💀 My god this is so accurate, props to you good sir, lol.
@@IceTTom relatable unfortunately
When you're whacking off late at night the laptop sound at 1 bar is the loudest sound
nah- the real loudest sound is you slowly turning the door handle trying to sneak back in before your parents catch you.
Meanwhile CSK fans making 123db on MSD enters the ground! 🔥🔥🔥
Dont believe everything you see on the internet. -Abraham Lincoln-
That eruption not only produced an enormous bang, it also destroyed 70% of the island it's located on, as well as the surrounding archipelago.
The world also witnessed strange coloured skies, odd weather, and even experienced a volcanic winter.
This eruption was an extremely violent and dangerous one.
The cart with the fucked up wheel at the grocery store has entered the chat
Relatable.
know how to tell a methhead at walmart? he/she is the one trying to fix the fucked up wheel.
Why I cant unhear "posay tight 🤑 posay clean😨posay fresh❤"
The loudest sound is the gas I produce after a night at Taco Bell followed by a surprise quiz the next day in class!
Earth really farted that hard😭☠️
When you think of it, that joke is actually what it really was😅
Well $hit, literally
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That was a shart bro
Clearly you’ve never heard a woman in labor 😂
Not all of us yell or scream during labor 😂
Or being on the toilet the next morning after TexMex the night before!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Clearly you've never heard a *woman* before ...
@@wolf.eye._- not true ! All that are not drugged scream !!!! And it's not a competition!!!!!!! What kind of man would want a woman that can push out something as large as a child and not scream???? Who is going to be proud of Mrs rubber vagina???????
lame.
Why is this surprising? Of course a volcano eruption would be the loudest thing.
I got a call from NASA to let me know astronauts on the ISS heard me open that bag of Cheetos in the library. Straight up broke the laws of physics.
The entire world trying to find where the sound came from and it took them like half a year to realize that it was a damn volcano 💀
Isn't that UNAMAZING
Loudest sound ever produced on earth.
Dinosaurs 65 million years ago: You don’t know shit dude.
This actually made me laugh pretty good.
The collision of Theia hitting the earth creating the moon would be my guess.
@@daveblock4061 I mean there was no air back then to transmit the sound on earth. Imagine if there was air in space we would hear the sun exploding constantly
Yes and no. Chicxulub was not an explosion, it was a collision. And its devastating powers came from the displaced water. It's like comparing a bomb to a train crash. The latter may have had more destructive force but wasn't necessarily producing a bigger shockwave (and thus a louder sound, given that actual sound propagation in the atmosphere is limited to about 185 dB).
Nah, I think the protoplanet that crashed into the Earth and created the moon with the detritus did in fact create the loudest sound ever on the Earth
Everyone knows the loudest sound is trying to stop the microwave from beeping at 3am when everyone is asleep
The loudest sound is when the rain is much louder than your full volume phone.
If you've ever been in the military... the loudest sound in the world is the click of an empty/malfunctioning weapon during a firefight.
Nuhuh, its the neighbours blowing leaves at 6 a.m
The loudest sound is the laughter emitted by your wife when you tell her how you're the boss of the house.
Nope, the Loudest sound in Earth is , When a Car with Loud Exhaust enter the Parking Lot at midnight 😂😅
About 36000 people died when this erupted. Heard from about 5000km away. Shot about 21 cubic kilometers of debris upwards. The pressure wave recorded about 160km away at a gasworks plant was over 8.5kPa. Less than 30% of the original island remained. Also it caused Tsunamis. About equal to 200megatons.
Honorable mention: Neighbours at 3am
So true 😂😂😭😂
Especially when they are playing Mexican music at full volume in their cars so they could hear it inside the house
The hell? Loudest sound in the world is trying to make a snack at 2 AM when everyone is asleep.
"Hey bro did you hear that rn?"
"Oh yes it was probably a volcano on the opposite side of the world"
Krakatoa was so loud that the soundwaves circled the earth 4 times.
March 29 2024 edit: DANG 800 LIKES AND 26 REPLIES IN ALMOST 2 MONTHS?
3 times
Oh
@@nimrodfekete9714No, 4. The 3-thing was with Tsar Bomb.
And the Meteor impact was up to 12 times louder that that
I wonder what the people near the volcano experienced
@@losonlo2217 Death. As explained by the clip lol