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Light is produced when an underwater bubble collapses with a sound wave. This phenomenon is called sonoluminescence, and it was first documented in the mid-1930s.

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If you collapse a bubble underwater using sound waves - light is produced. The phenomenon is called Sonoluminescence & nobody can explain why it happens.
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