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Did the circle of stones cause focussing and discrete echoes within Stonehenge.

Published March 5, 2020

Categorized as archaeoacoustics Tagged architectural acoustics, echo, focusing, impulse response, reflection, stonehenge

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They raised the bats in a helium-rich atmosphere to change the speed of sound! Bats know the speed of sound from birth, scientists discovery https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/05/210505102018.htm

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I remember that heat very well!

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Sad to see FameLab go - been involved on and off since the launch, and the very first heats in @sim_manchester. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/3346943/FameLab-Our-hunt-for-the-pop-idols-of-science.html https://twitter.com/FameLab/status/1387004535961423873

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Another Halloumi question: does it squeak more if raw or fried? I've got a demo sorted out for tomorrow, but I'm wondering if I should cook the Halloumi or not. Does cooking increase stick-slip?

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