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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Sound travels about four times faster through water than through air. So why does a sharp slap against a swimming pool wall sound like a muffled thump beneath the surface? This underwater sound nature study investigates that puzzling difference between how water carries sound and how our ears receive it. Listen to the No Sweat...</p>
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