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RE: Sound: Here is Why Your Voice Can go Further on a Cold Day
Yes, sound travels fast and revibrate/resounance in an enclosed room which is empty. One tends to over heard himself/herself when speaking in an empty room. The atmospheric pressure during the cold weather is must time humid and thin making a fast travel of sound possible. Your voice sound travels so fast at the dread of the night due to less activities around and a relatively calm and cold environment.
When the reflection of a light hit a certain medium it definitely refracted around the surface and causing the bend for the light travelling.
Thanks @greenrun. Another refreshing of memory to the then SS class physics.
Thanks for that insightful comment on sound waves, refraction and reflection. Steem on