What is the quietest place on the Earth's surface?
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However, a secluded local beach (not one used by vacationers just ask a taxi driver and have a nice tip ready) in Barbados is excellent. and even though it is on the water you can't even hear the water lapping on the shore because the sand and open area just absorbs all the sound. Yes, I'm going back soon.
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Personal Experience.
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M$Oceans are noisy, and so are any places with people. Mountains get really windy, grass plains and forests have loud crickets and such. The desert has mostly nocturnal animals that specialize in sneaking around. I'd imagine that there more than anywhere else you would find nice quiet peace.
My buh-rizzain, bra.
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http://blog.ratestogo.com/quietest-places-on-earth/
1. THE HOH VALLEY - WASHINGTON
2. THE GRAND CANYON - ARIZONA
3. HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK - BIG ISLAND
4. CAPE COD - MASSACHUSETTS
5. THE GOBI DESERT - MONGOLIA
6. THE KALAHARI DESERT - AFRICA
7. ANZA-BORREGO STATE PARK - CALIFORNIA
8. LOCH LOMOND - SCOTLAND
9. THE MUIR WOODS - CALIFORNIA
10. VICTORIA FALLS - ZAMBIA
According to Guinness World Records:
In a world where something is always happening, people are always moving, and equipment is always buzzing, most people don't know what silence really is. But in Minnesota, USA, real silence can be found in a room.
The anechoic chamber at Orfield Laboratories is the Quietest Place on Earth, as awarded by the Guinness Book of World Records.
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I was thinking more of a naturally occurring place but that's pretty cool.
Hmm, I think that Guiness has not been inside of George W. Bush's head---that has GOT to be the quietest place on Earth.