
Henry Riley 4am - 7am
1 October 2019, 14:23
It's so hard to not react when you can see something coming. But why does something as simple as sounds have that effect?
Why do we wince when we hear a loud noise?
Stuart, Southend
** Definitive **
Name: Dan, Bow
Qualification: Anatomy lecturer
Answer: As sound waves hit the eardrum, the pressure inside, between the inner ear and the back of the throat, compresses to match the pressure that might be coming from the outside.