Because the brain process sound in two different ways, it will block out sounds that are unimportant and allow you to react to sounds that are. Here's a link that I found while asking the same question;
This is the passage from www.sciencedaily.com:
Using electrodes implanted directly on the human cortex, a Johns Hopkins University undergraduate has located the part of the brain that appears to process sounds while people sleep. This site, in the frontal lobe, may be part of a vigilance system that, for instance, rouses a mother when her baby cries but lets the woman sleep when a truck rumbles by.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1998/04/980430044534.htm
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White noise, in the form of a sound machine, helps many people sleep - by blocking out surrounding noise (in other rooms or apartments, or traffic noise).
White noise, in the form of a sound machine, helps many people sleep - by blocking out surrounding noise (in other rooms or apartments, or traffic noise).
noise
pee outside, sleep anywhere, catch food, make lots of noise
i think they do. my guinea pigs make noise when im sleeping but sometimes they dont so yes they do sleep
Becouse there is nobody alive to make noise & dead people cant make noise
Make them drink a lot of liquid before they sleep.
it can sleep play eat make a funny clicking noise
Aircraft make noise any time they fly. They make less noise at night because airports have published "noise abatement" procedures pilots follow to keep the people who live around airports happy.
A slumber party is usually for a bunch of people and there is more noise and stuff and a sleep over is for one person to sleep at someone's house
for family fued: read, have a conversation, concentrait, sleep, study