What happen if you listen music in a space?

If you were to play music in space, it would not sound the same as it does on Earth due to the lack of an atmosphere. Sound waves need a medium, such as air, to travel through, and there is no air in space. Therefore, the sound waves would dissipate quickly and would not be audible to your ears.

Additionally, the perception of sound also involves the interaction of sound waves with your eardrums and brain, which are adapted to the specific properties of sound traveling through air. In the vacuum of space, these mechanisms would not function properly, further affecting your ability to perceive sound.

Furthermore, because there is no air in space, there is no way to transmit the vibrations of the music from the speaker to your ears. Therefore, you would not be able to hear the music at all.

In summary, listening to music in space would not be possible because sound waves cannot travel through a vacuum, and the human auditory system is not designed to function in the absence of an atmosphere.