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In space, there is no wind or something to carry the sound waves. Sound waves must travel for people to hear. For example, if an explosion took place in space, you will not hear anything because the sound waves created by the explosion won't travel.

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There's no sound in space because sound is vibration through a medium, such as air or water. For a long time people thought there must be a medium they called aether in space for light waves to travel through, but as it turns out, light (actually all electromagnetic radiation, including radio and gamma rays) doesn't need a medium. So in a way you CAN "hear" from space when EM radiation is converted into sound by electronic devices.

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No as there is no air in space sound can not travel so they use radios.

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Yes. The statement that there is no sound in space comes from the fact that sound cannot travel through a vacuum. A manned spacecraft is filled with air, so sound can travel freely within it.

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