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Fans say the Superdome shook as crowd roar peaked

Original: The science behind the Superdome’s roar: How fans say they could feel the building shake

Fans inside New Orleans' Caesars Superdome say the crowd noise grew so intense they could physically feel the building shake, and a report examines the science behind that experience. It explains how low-frequency sound waves from tens of thousands of cheering people can create vibrations felt through the structure, turning raw emotion into a measurable physical phenomenon during a big event.

Why now: A major sporting event produced extreme crowd noise that fans could physically feel, drawing interest in the acoustics behind it

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