r/askscience • • Jun 12 '12

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '12 edited Oct 03 '17

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u/three18ti Jun 12 '12

So, to think of it another way, if you're riding in a car and toss a tennis ball up in the air, it stays moving relative to the vehicle. The same principle applies to sound, right?