The quietest room in the world

Microsoft has made the world's quietest room. It is so silent that people can hear their own heartbeat. This room is used by many people to test and design Microsoft's products.

Technology giant Microsoft has made the world's quietest room.

The lowest noise measured until now in the room designed for testing of the company's devices was -20.6 decibels. It also means the world record of silence.

For people who think that they love silence, this room looks like a perfect space at first glance, but in reality it is not.

The record of staying in the room until now is only 45 minutes. The mean time of availability in the room is just over 10 minutes.

Although the hearing limit is 0 decibels, there are also voices under this threshold. Human whisper is 30, breathing is about 10 decibels. Even if you do not have a heart, you have a 2 decibel sipe.

After a few minutes in this room, which is totally insulated from the outer chest, people say that they are starting to hear their own heartbeat, the sound of blood circulating in the veins, or the sound of the nest when they play their eyes.

It's specially prepared for this quieter Microsoft product test, which is almost as crazy as it is in Redmond, Washington state. The design and completion of the oven lasted approximately six months.

Hundraj Gopal, who designed the room, reports that there are 68 broadcasts blocking the vibration at the base of the building, and that the direct connection between the building and the room was broken.

The inside of the oven is also specially designed. The protrusions in the picture prevent the reflection of sounds. For this reason, even when you walk in the room you do not hear this sound. Ordinary people need to be able to stand in balance, so those who start to walk in the room are starting to lose balance after a while.