Through what medium does sound usually travel1 min read

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There are three ways that sound travels: through the air, through water, and through solids.

Sound waves travel through the air by vibrating the air molecules around them. The sound waves can travel through the air for a long distance, depending on the size of the sound wave and the amount of air the sound wave travels through.

Sound waves travel through water by vibrating the water molecules around them. The sound waves can travel through the water for a long distance, depending on the size of the sound wave and the amount of water the sound wave travels through.

Sound waves travel through solids by vibrating the solids molecules around them. The sound waves can travel through the solids for a long distance, depending on the size of the sound wave and the amount of solids the sound wave travels through.