SAMEER writes:
Hi. I am a BSC student and working professional who is fond of knowing how things work. As we all know, the law of thermodynamics states that energy can be neither created nor destroyed. Instead, it changes state. When we talk, sing or recite a poem, we produce sound energy. Now, my question is this: what happens to this sound energy? Does it remain as it is, or does it change its state? If it still exists in this world, can we catch it? So, if I had spoken something 10 years ago, can I listen to it today since frequency is unique for each individual?
Please help me out.
Regards,
sameer