Why does sound past a certain volume become shockwaves?
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Because it’s strong enough.
Think of a wave of water on a beach. Every wave represents a sound wave. Every wave can change something on the beach. And if it’s just a grain of sand.
If it can tear down a sand castle, it is a strong wave, right? With much force. Either a lot of water is moved or a little water with enough speed. It could be compared to a shockwave.
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