The thin Martian atmosphere doesn't just muffle sound—it scrambles it, separating high and low frequ...
SCIENCE
August 05, 2026
When a NASA microphone recorded the first sounds on Mars in 2021 it found something unexpected: sound above about 240 hertz travels roughly ten metres a second faster, so high-pitched parts of a sound can arrive before the bass
The thin Martian atmosphere doesn't just muffle sound—it scrambles it, separating high and low frequencies as they travel.
The thin Martian atmosphere doesn't just muffle sound—it scrambles it, separating high and low frequencies as they travel.
Author: Space Daily
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