Sound waves have a longer wavelength which allows them to bend around corners more than light waves.
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your eye and ears why? because with sight you can see where your going and with ears you can hear what is happening around or if something is coming you can hear it.
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You cannot, without more information. To see this consider a quadrilateral made up of four lengths of wood, hinged at the four corners. There is no rigidity in the shape and it can be distorted easily. As that happens, the area changes.
No, I am a virtual assistant and cannot physically see or move around like a human can.
Why can you hear your friends gossiping even when they are standing around a corner but cannot see them until you have walked thiere
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Wind.
True. Worms do not have eyes or ears, so they cannot see or hear in the way that humans or other animals can. They rely on other senses, such as touch and vibrations, to navigate their environment.
Since dogs can hear high pitched sounds humans cannot hear, it is more likely a dog becomes frightened or upset from something the dog hears that you cannot hear.
Because the reality is the opposite, some may get confused if it is explained to them without the proper background knowledge. The main reason might be that "you see the object, it doesn't get seen by you" - I am looking at the object, so I must be doing something to it, not the other way round, and the fact that we cannot see around corners can be explained by assuming that the 'vision rays' cannot go around corners.
You cannot see around corners because light travels in straight lines, and objects block the view of what is behind them. Your line of sight is obstructed by the object itself, preventing you from seeing what is on the other side.
It is rays of light
You can see lightning but you cannot hear it directly. The sound you hear is thunder, which is created by the rapid heating and cooling of air surrounding a lightning bolt.
Answer : Emotion
Is it the Aroura Borealis