Star Wars and Advances in Soundproofing

Everyone is excited about the latest episode of Star Wars, a science fiction movie. However, only some people notice fundamental scientific advances, such as advances in soundproofing, too fantastic for even Star Wars movies to contemplate.

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Elsewhere in my blog, I emphasize that soundproofing is an oxymoron; it can never be perfect. New scientific advances may prove me wrong. It has just been announced that scientists discovered advances in soundproofing, a new material that could lead to virtually perfect soundproofing, also called (mainly in the UK) soundproofing. The new soundproofing could dramatically reduce the material required to make a room soundproof.

Advances in Soundproofing Science

Not only can this material be used to create perfectly soundproof wall assemblies, but it also has a unique property. The new material passes sound only in one direction, stopping sound from flowing in the opposite direction. The researchers, based in the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, say that this new material can lead to devices that manipulate sound in a way that was so far impossible to achieve. A completely new field of technology, thus far not imaginable, could develop from this discovery.

Keep an eye on this blog, I will keep you up-to-date about advances in soundproofing and other developments in soundproofing and acoustics science.

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About the Author Ivan Koval

The author is the publisher of the Soundproofing.Expert website. He is a soundproofing and building acoustics consultant working in Toronto and GTA, Ontario, Canada. Telephone (416) 471-2130

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