Toddler’s Shocking Ultrasound Reaction Leaves Mom Questioning Reality
When the ultrasound was switched on and off, the noise resembled the high notes of a piano.
When pointed directly at the hydrophone, “it registered a level of 100 decibels, as loud as a subway train coming into a station.”
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“Although the operating frequencies used in sonography are inaudible, it is possible for the pulsing rate (pulse repetition frequency, PRF) to be heard, thus falling in the audible range,” the study elaborated.
Many commenters are sure its synesthesia
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