Physics of Laughing
When a person laughs, their diaphragm contracts and relaxes rapidly, producing a series of sudden, high-pressure gas bubbles.
When a person laughs, their diaphragm contracts and relaxes rapidly, producing a series of sudden, high-pressure gas bubbles.
Did you know that laughing can be measured in decibels?
Yes, it's a real thing! Scientists use the Laughmeter 3000 to measure the decibels of laughter.
Check out our Laughmeter 3000 page for more info!