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Why Knuckles Crack: The Science Behind the Sound
The cracking sound isn't air bubbles bursting. It's caused by synovial fluid (joint lubricant) rapidly forming and collapsing gas bubbles (nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide) when joint pressure drops suddenly during cracking.
Knuckle cracking isn't generally harmful but may cause joint damage over time. If concerned, consult a doctor.
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