The room you’re sitting in might be whispering at you, even when you think it’s quiet. A new study on infrasound—the very low-frequency hum below 20 Hz—argues that such sound can quietly raise stress, irritability, and mood dampening, even when you cannot consciously hear it. What we’re learning is less about spooky legends and more about the subtle, everyday physics of pressure waves that travel through walls, air, and our bodies—and how those waves shape how we feel.
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