> Has anyone placed a microphone in space, blown something up nearby, and 
> recorded the results?

I think if you were near enough to a big explosion the microphone would 
surely pick up some signal, because all the gas created by the explosion 
would create some increase in pressure momentarily.  The question is, how 
far away from a "normal" sized explosion would the changes in pressure be 
detectable?

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