Published May 1939
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The Velocity of Sound Waves and the Temperature in the Stratosphere in Southern California
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- Gutenberg, B.
Abstract
In 1904, G. von dem Borne investigated a region where an explosion of dynamite had been heard. He found that there were two distinct zones of audibility, one surrounding the source and another, separated from the first by a "zone of silence," at a greater distance. Many subsequent investigations have shown that usually two or more zones of audibility result from explosions.
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