What is a key difference between how sound energy and light energy travel?

Sound can travel through liquids, but light cannot.

Light requires a medium to travel, while sound can travel in a vacuum.

Sound requires a medium to travel, while light can travel through a vacuum.

Sound can only travel for short distances, while light can travel infinitely.

A student claims they heard a noise in a 'perfect vacuum chamber' in a science fiction movie. Why is this scientifically incorrect?

Sound cannot exist without a medium.

Sound waves are too large to fit in a chamber.

Vacuum chambers amplify all sounds, making them dangerous.

Only light, not sound, can be created inside a vacuum.

The sound is too quiet to be heard from that distance.

The astronaut's helmet blocks all sounds from the outside.

Space is a vacuum, and there is no medium to carry the sound waves.

The light from the explosion travels much faster than the sound.

The sound of the alarm would become much louder.

The sound of the alarm would fade until it could no longer be heard.

The sound would change pitch but stay at the same volume.

The glass jar would crack due to the sound pressure.