Sounds Only Kids Can Hear
Sounds Only Kids Can Hear
As we get older, we gain certain abilities and lose others. Our hearing is one of the senses commonly affected by the passing of time. With age, our hearing loses its sharpness and this causes us to no longer hear certain sounds or frequencies.
How to Break Glass With Sound
How to Break Glass With Sound
At one point or another, all of us sound enthusiasts have wondered how to break glass with sound. The truth is it’s hard not to. It’s a tempting experiment especially when you are into trying science myths. Like we are!
How Is Sound Measured
How Is Sound Measured
Learning how to measure decibels is essential for monitoring sound levels. This way, you can avoid hazardous noise and keep your hearing safe.
How to Improve Your Hearing
How to Improve Your Hearing
You’ve probably heard that hearing loss is not reversible and hearing damage can occur without you even noticing. A simple way to prevent inner ear damage and hearing loss is to avoid exposure to loud noises and use protection. In addition, you can also look into how to improve hearing naturally.
What Decibel Is Too Loud For Neighbours
What Decibel Is Too Loud For Neighbours
‘Love thy neighbor’ isn’t always easy in big communities. Especially when what you want is a little quiet and your upstairs or downstairs neighbors have other plans. You can end up more than just disturbed or annoyed. Noisy neighbors can make you feel frustrated.
How Many Decibels Can A Human Hear Without Damaging
How Many Decibels Can A Human Hear Without Damaging
In this post, we’ve lined up everything you need to know about the maximum decibel level a human can hear and how many decibels it takes to damage your hearing.
Is One Decibel Safe For Humans
Is One Decibel Safe For Humans
You’ve surely heard about decibels left and right. They show us how loud a sound is. But do you know how loud one decibel is? In this article, we’re looking at how loud one decibel is to understand if it is safe for humans. Read on to learn all about it.
Dangerous Decibel Levels
Dangerous Decibel Levels
We all know that loud noises can cause a wide range of negative effects. In general, sounds above 85 dB are considered harmful to human hearing and we should avoid prolonged exposure to them. A lesser-known fact is that certain frequencies that we cannot even perceive can also harm our hearing.
How To Use A Noise Dosimeter In The Workplace
How To Use A Noise Dosimeter In The Workplace
Noise levels in workplaces like factories, industrial plants, or construction sites can be dangerous and affect the hearing and health conditions of the workers that are exposed to them. For this reason, noise levels and exposure times must be carefully measured and monitored.
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