The two physics mistakes that occur in science fiction movies that show a distant explosion in outer space, where you see and hear the explosion at the same time are:
Firstly, in outer space, there is no air or other material to propagate sound.
Second, if there were air or any material then the faster-moving light would reach you before the sound.
Moreover, to travel to us from outer space, the wave must be able to travel through regions of space which are essentially a vacuum. Sound requires a medium to propagate in, so we would not be able to hear the explosion.
Sound and light travel at very different speeds - light travels about a million times faster than sound, so the explosion could not be seen and heard at the same time, it would be heard later.
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