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🚨 Sound… can create light. Not metaphorically. Literally. In a lab, a tiny bubble in water is hit with sound waves. It collapses so violently… it flashes. This is called sonoluminescence. Energy → pressure → collapse → light. Now zoom out: If vibration can compress matter enough to produce...

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