How far can a human yell?

This question is answered by the Guinness World Records. The normal intelligible outdoor range of the male human voice in still air is 180 m (590 ft 6.6 in).
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How far can a human hear a voice?

Under ideal conditions, the range of the male human voice is about 180 metres while still being intelligible. Sound pressure level normally halves (by six decibels) for each doubling of distance, so you might still be able to hear the speaker's voice at 360 metres even if you can't understand what they are saying.
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How loud can a human sing?

As you heard in the video above, the singer has to be very loud – an ear-splitting intensity of at least 105 decibels, according to Jaime Vendera, a vocal coach who demonstrated his technique for the Discovery Channel in 2005.
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How loud is a scream in decibels?

Average Decibel Level of Human Speech

On the other hand, a human scream can reach decibel levels between 80 and 125 dB.
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How far does sound travel in the woods?

These values are available to tree professionals when they are using stress wave tools. Consider red oak for example, sound will travel at 188 microseconds per foot through normal wood. While testing a large red oak on Kemp Station, it took more than double the time at 400 microseconds per foot.
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What is the farthest sound can travel?

Travelling at the speed of sound (766 miles or 1,233 kilometers per hour), it takes a noise about 4 hours to cover that distance. This is the most distant sound that has ever been heard in recorded history.
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How far can you hear a motorcycle?

Many people find motorcycles annoying because their exhaust noise is heard far away. For instance, you can hear a motorcycle more than 3 miles away if it produces 120 dB. When it comes to quieter bikes, you can still hear 100 dB from about a mile away while you can hear 80 dB from 500-600 feet.
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Can we create 1100 dB sound?

so to get 1100 dB, you need to explode 1*10^85 atomic bombs or 1 with 85 zeros on the right. Yes, that will create a blackhole. Actually, one shouldn't worry about the loudness at this point !
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What was the loudest yell ever?

The loudest shout by an individual was achieved by Annalisa Wray (UK) back in 1994. She shouted the word 'quiet' at 121.7 dBA.
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Who is the loudest person on earth?

Irish teacher Annalisa Flanagan holds the world's loudest shouting record with 121 decibels (dB), but there was no previous singing record. The lively Bulgarian from the southern city of Plovdiv faced a series of tough requirements.
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Who has the strongest voice ever?

Irish teacher Annalisa Flanagan holds the world's loudest shouting record with 121 decibels (dB), but there was no previous singing record. The lively Bulgarian from the southern city of Plovdiv faced a series of tough requirements.
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Can a voice break glass?

A human voice without amplification, though, will usually fail unless the glass is quite fragile. In 2005, the Discovery Channel television show MythBusters proved that a voice alone could break glass. Rock singer Jamie Vendera shattered a wine glass with a 105-decibel wail.
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What is the loudest sound made by a human?

What was the sound? No other than their teacher, who just happens to have the world's loudest shout. Miss Flanagan entered the record books back in 1994 with a thunderous rendition of 'quiet!' The shout clocked up an earth-shattering 121.7 decibels, setting a world record.
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How far can dogs hear?

The other strong sense your dog has is the sense of hearing. Where you might be able to hear something roughly 50-100 feet away, you dog can hear something as far away as a quarter of a mile, sometimes even farther. Dog's ears are also built in a formation that helps them receive sound waves more clearly than humans.
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What sounds can humans not hear?

Infrasound is the span of low-frequency sounds below 20 Hz that fall below the hearing range of humans. While these sounds escape our ears, scientific instruments can detect them—and tell us some interesting things about the planet.
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What animal can hear the farthest?

Greater wax moths (Galleria mellonella) have the highest recorded sound frequency range that has been recorded so far. They can hear frequencies up to 300 kHz. This is likely to help them evade bats.
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Who has screamed the loudest in the world?

The current shouting record has been held by Annalisa Wray since 1994. At the Citybus Challenge in Belfast, Northern Ireland, she ironically yelled the word "quiet" to a level of 121.7 dBA. That's almost as loud as a jet engine! Classroom assistant Jill Drake holds the scream title at an ear-piercing 129 dBA.
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What is the loudest word ever used?

The Belfast primary school teacher bellowed her way into the world record books in 1994 with a thunderous bellow of the word (what else?) 'quiet! '. The shout clocked up an earth-shattering 121.7 decibels, setting a world record and potentially damaging the hearing of anyone within earshot.
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What animal screams loudest?

Howler Monkey. Howler Monkeys are the loudest animal in the New World with screams that can reach 140 decibels.
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How loud is a nuke?

Listen to this. A nuclear bomb. Decibel meters set 250 feet away from test sites peaked at 210 decibels. The sound alone is enough to kill a human being, so if the bomb doesn't kill you, the noise will.
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How loud is a black hole?

With a period of oscillation of 10 million years, the sound waves were acoustically equivalent to a B-flat 57 octaves below middle C, a tone that the black hole has apparently been holding for the last two billion years.
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How loud is the sun?

The answer might surprise you, as solar physicists estimate that the solar surface noise would be approximately 100dB by the time it reaches Earth! The enormity of the sun's surface paired with its capability of generating of tens of thousands of watts of sound energy per meter makes the sun astronomically loud.
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Why are Harleys allowed to be so loud?

Motorcycle companies like Harley-Davidson test the noise level of their bikes to ensure they comply with EPA standards. Furthermore, federal law requires motorcycle manufacturers to use only EPA-approved mufflers on their bikes.
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How loud is a car?

Lawn mower: 94 decibels. Hand drill: 98 decibels. Motorcycle: 105 decibels. Car horn: 110 decibels.
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What is 130db loud?

130 dB is extremely loud and equivalent to: a jet take-off. the loudest rock concert ever recorded. a gunshot at close range. the sound made by a jackhammer.
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