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Can mechanical waves travel in a vacuum? O yes O no

Can mechanical waves travel in a vacuum? O yes O no
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Can mechanical waves travel in a vacuum?
O yes
O no

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User Dominik Kunicki
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That is, mechanical waves cannot travel through a vacuum.
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User Arlg
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No mechanical waves cannot travel in a vacuum

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