Yes. Because unless you're in zero gravity, you'd have no way to stop the surface

of the radio from touching the inside of the thermos.

Even if you were on the ISS or a vomit comet, and could suspend the radio in the thermos without any contact, you'd still hear it, because the vacuum in a thermos isn't a very good vacuum.

Posted By: Arizona Bay on November 2nd 2016 at 10:00:30

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If I put my radio in a vacuum thermas flask would I be able to hear it? (n/m) (General Chat) - Pixelman, Nov 2, 09:57:01
- Even if magically suspended so it was not touching the sides (General Chat) - maidstoneyellow, Nov 2, 10:31:51
  - *there (n/m) (General Chat) - maidstoneyellow, Nov 2, 10:32:35
- no (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Nov 2, 10:08:00
- nobody actually really knows for sure, even stephen hawkings hasn't commented on it (General Chat) - Tombs, Nov 2, 10:05:05
  - and we know that facts are over rated! (n/m) (General Chat) - Pixelman, Nov 2, 10:07:04
    - and the first resort of the idle (General Chat) - Tombs, Nov 2, 10:09:38
- Yes. Because unless you're in zero gravity, you'd have no way to stop the surface (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Nov 2, 10:00:30
- Yes, becuse the radio would sit on the bottom of the flask (General Chat) - Old Man, Nov 2, 10:00:17
  - *high five* (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Nov 2, 10:01:40
    - ^^^posts 13 seconds after me. Complains I'm too slow^^^ (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Man, Nov 2, 10:02:31
      - I took my answer into orbit, so had more to think about. (n/m) (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Nov 2, 10:03:33

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