Wilden A. Munson (April 6, 1902 – June 15, 1982) was an American researcher in speech and hearing characteristics. He developed the standard equal-loudness contour, known as the Fletcher–Munson curves. His work contributed significantly to the understanding of sound perception and auditory response, laying important groundwork for advancements in audio technology and acoustics. Throughout his career, Munson's research addressed the nuances of how humans perceive sound intensities, which has implications in various fields from audio engineering to hearing sciences.
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Meaning of the name - Wilden
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Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on April 6, 2024 | Secondary Progressions for April 6, 2024 |
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| Sun | 15 Aries 57 | 17 Aries 23 | 13 Leo 15 |
| Moon | 21 Pisces 2 | 18 Pisces 34 | 21 Virgo 0 |
| Mercury | 25 Pisces 22 | 25 Aries 58 | 7 Leo 51 |
| Venus | 1 Pisces 27 | 1 Aries 54 | 14 Cancer 14 |
| Mars | 14 Aries 17 | 11 Pisces 27 | 11 Cancer 19 |
| Jupiter | 11 Aquarius 42 | 18 Taurus 35 | 11 Aquarius 50 |
| Saturn | 27 Capricorn 28 | 14 Pisces 10 | 23 Capricorn 37 |
| Uranus | 21 Sagittarius 11 | 21 Taurus 5 | 17 Sagittarius 23 |
| Neptune | 28 Gemini 53 | 28 Pisces 7 | 2 Cancer 43 |
| Pluto | 16 Gemini 55 | 1 Aquarius 56 | 19 Gemini 22 |
| Rahu | 5 Scorpio 25 | 15 Aries 45 | 28 Libra 58 |
| Ketu | 5 Taurus 25 | 15 Libra 45 | 28 Aries 58 |
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