Scientists at Dartmouth College reveal that "pink noise" may be the answer to making your conversations better.
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Researchers studied what sounds these marine mammals can hear and assessed how human-made noise could affect them.
Scientists used an underwater speaker and an aerial drone to work out just how good sharks are at detecting potential prey they can't see.
BROWNFIELD, Maine — Stone Mountain Arts Center welcomes acclaimed sisters Brittany and Natalie Haas on Friday, Aug. 14, for an evening of extr…
CONWAY — Conway police dispatch logged the following incidents:
CONWAY, N.H. — Come explore sound as both visual and musical art at the Majestic Theatre in Conway Village at 1 p.m. this Friday, Sept. 5, as …
LITTLETON — On Thursday, June 20, from 8-9 p.m. Hour, and instrumental ensemble, will be playing at the Loading Dock in Littleton. Tickets are…
Two back-to-back days of back-to-back shows with four female-fronted rock bands on Saturday, Feb. 17 and Sunday, Feb. 18 from 7-9 p.m. at the …
CONWAY — About two dozen people came out last Thursday to the town’s latest info session on its rental license and inspection program. One wom…
Sun publisher Mark Guerringue recently interviewed Ellen Schwindt, a musician, a composer, and music teacher who lives in South Conway. The in…