What was the cause of world's loudest sound ever recorded?
Correct answer: Volcanic eruption
Player #33670932
BBC made a really awesome docu-movie about Krakatoa. I can't remember the name of it, but it was very well done. Google it and watch it!
Player #24358685
Player #6966914, it would still be a volcano, as they are thousands of times the power of an atomic bomb.
Player #25745456
Player #6966914, recorded can mean written too.
Destino Manifesto
Player #2342698, yes, still active, and under your bed. Sleep well...
bribiepete
Player #33670932, BBC 2 part series (2006) - Krakatoa - The Last Days
Republic of China
But still, it is not louder than our mother shouting out at us for being naughty
CoolGamez7
CDanke, "Recorded" means written records
Christine Laurin
I agree about the BBC documentary a really well done one on Krakatoa
Player #41451645
Player #36378705, Those poor Krakatoans!
Player Diver Dan
Poorly worded question.
Player #8022506
Was that bad for air traffic too?
Player #36378705
Player #23746394, trying to impress Elaine lol
Traci
the sound waves were recorded as traveling around the globe 4 times!
Player #15632113
I didn't know that a volcano is louder than a bomb that is atomic
pauloverall
Player #16684856, except that its actually west of java
Arizona Bob
Player #6966914, recorded in history books. Think.
Player #23746394
Player #16684856, I was thinking only of those brave krakatoans!
Player #16684856
krakota east of Java!
Player #3746534
I thought it meant recording