Quiet room

 The quietest room in the world (where no one has ever endured for more than 45 minutes)

According to Ginis's record record, Orfield Laboratories in southern Minneapolis in the United States is home to the "riffest place on earth." The laboratory is called a deaf chamber, which means that in this room there is no echo, because it absorbs 99.99% of sound.

Different manufacturers are used when testing their products and sound quality, but it is also possible to visit tourism, and agree to the challenge to try to stay normal in it for more than 45 minutes.

The founder and President Steven Orfield enjoys the visitor to sit in this room alone in the dark - the longer, and the record's previous record is 45 minutes. Most people leave the room after about 20 minutes because they can no longer submit so much silence, given that in the room they hear sounds that are never - the sound that produces heart, stomach, lungs and blood.

Orfield explains that the only way to stay in the room is for a long time to sit down. Since the room takes all the sound signals we normally take, this is suddenly confusing us, the perception becomes distorted, and balance and movements become an almost impossible feat.