Jarrah has. at least, weighed in with a correction for their decibel levels (even if he can't spell decibel), but he seems blissfully unaware that there was a required sound limit in the CM of around 75 decibels, what with them wanting to be able to speak to the crew and all:
https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20160000818/downloads/20160000818.pdfand that the crew complained more about the noise from spacecraft systems than engines.
They also seemed to have forgotten that a big hope for them is assuming the crew stayed in LEO. Much of that engine noise is directed ast getting them to orbit. Your move detectives.
And how could I miss Scott Henderson's comment on Apollo 17's launch where he claims, and this is a direct quote:
"you can see the sound waves going up and it's vibrating the air that it makes it turn to light. Okay? It actually vibrates the molecules in the air and it becomes light."Citation most definitely required there Scott.
