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Megasound |
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Welcome to the Scantraxx University |
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An extreme sensation of pressure at the eardrums |
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At the beginning of the 21st century |
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A professor of the Scantraxx University |
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Discovered a sound that travels through solid ground |
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It has been known to cause the need to dance in humans |
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Since it is not conscientiously perceived |
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It can make people feel vaguely |
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That supernatural events are taking place |
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Such tones cease being heard as a musical tone |
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Unless they are boosted greatly in volume |
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This particular sound is referred to as: |
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The megasound |
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A sound so profound |
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Welcome to the Scantraxx University |
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The megasound |
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Professor in research, Willem Rebergen |
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Received a royal honour for taking part in this excellent inquiry |
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Innovation in the science of sound |
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