The noise level inside a space shuttle during launch can reach around 120 decibels, primarily due to the sound generated by the rocket engines and aerodynamic forces. This intense noise is mitigated by insulation and soundproofing materials within the shuttle's cabin to protect astronauts' hearing. In contrast, the vacuum of space itself is silent, as sound requires a medium like air to travel.
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