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Owen
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Whenever there is a loud noise, my cube pops. Does cube usually do this?
(I am serious.)
(I am serious.)
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stinkocheeze
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Loud noise = turning fast + hitting something while turning = pop?
wait. does your cube make the loud noises or do you?
LOL i have no idea
wait. does your cube make the loud noises or do you?
LOL i have no idea
Dene
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No, loud noises do not directly make your cube pop.
Olivér Perge
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Wow, that was polite.
Anyway, my cube pops only right after I eat a banana if it's a thursday 4:23 PM!!!
Seriously: It's probably that you are not hearing your cube sound anymore, you lose your confidence and you start to solve it harder which makes it pop. I guess...
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What?
OT: I think that my F II hisses at me right before it pops. The sound of the pieces hitting something their not supposed to causes noise and makes it pop, since it's not in the right place.
PatrickJameson
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The increased vibrations in the air causes pieces in some cubes to misalign, if it is close to the cube's natural frequency. Similar to breaking a wine glass with sound, but plastic doesn't shatter like glass does.
(I'm kidding).
(I'm kidding).
riffz
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How was he being rude?
And no, loud noises would not cause your cube to pop.
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my old A II is incredibly loud, but it barely pops...
~Phoenix Death~
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SCREAM and solve your cube.
see what happens.
see what happens.
gpt_kibutz
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Maybe, as Patrick said the sounds in the surroundings approach the natural frecuency of your cube, but that is highly improbable!
TioMario
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Have you ever thought about the noises' effects on your own body?
For instance, a loud surprise noise could make your muscles contract ending in a turning FAIL and an ugly pop...
That is more probable than resonance... A LOT more... like a 100% more...
For instance, a loud surprise noise could make your muscles contract ending in a turning FAIL and an ugly pop...
That is more probable than resonance... A LOT more... like a 100% more...
*cough**********cough*
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I've trained my body to not get surprised easily. Instead, mai ears move :3.
Very useful for looking Hawrd and tough... >:d
TioMario
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What are you? some kind of Rambo?
cincyaviation
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or rabbit?
esquimalt1
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Yeah it's probably you hearing the loud noise and not so much the cube and your mind wants to hear the cube more or something.
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Funny, I do the same thing... except I didn't train myself to do it
The only "training" I did was accidentally finding out how to wiggle my ears. Eventually when something surprised me, I normally would just pull my ears back, instead of jumping or tensing up like I used to do. Something has to be really surprising for me to jump. 
blade740
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If you have to say "I am serious" you should know right off the bat that your question is retarded.
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