Spider does the Spider-Man - Ultrasonic Levitation of a Spider (http://www.hielscher.com)

[SuperStandridge]

I hate that for the advancement of human technology cruelty to other living organisms is necessary in many cases, unfortunately this isn't one of those occasions.

[LunaticQuutamo]

well, but how does this work? And can it be explained to a non-physican?

[eliezerlazarus]

This song is from the pits of hell.

[nemnemonik]

what is the track?

[TheRealVerbz]

You are using 2 ultrasonic transducers at 180 degree angles from each other.

Look at the acoustic levitation experiment by Dr. Deak.

He used 3 speakers on 3 axis. X, Y and Z. They were 90 degrees to each other to account for 3 Dimensions.

So what would happen if you added one more ultrasonic transducer and then re-oriented the configuration to have them project waves 90 degrees to each other.

The water should levitate where the 3 waves intersect.

I think high frequencies don't need an enclosure.

[TheRealVerbz]

Wow!

The water is exposing the shape of the ultra-sonic (magnetic) fields.

It's a sphere inside a sphere inside a sphere.

I froze the frame and took pics of this video and put them side by side.

I've been studying cymatics and the shape of energy waves.

Those magnetic fields are rotating.

Remember Bruce Lee's quote. "Water is shapeless and formless. Put water into a cup it becomes the shape of the cup."

Put water into an magnetic wave and it will take the shape of the wave. Like the ocean!

[TheRealVerbz]

And I don't believe the moon pulls on our tides. I believe density and gravity are independent of each other. I think our oceans are exposing the energy that's already present. That's another reason why animals can communicate well underwater. Water not only amplifies frequencies but it exposes that they are there.

There is water particles in the air, therefore there is wind. The water vapor in the air is moving with the magnetic frequencies which pushes on us, so we think it's wind.

[WooCla]

@TheRealVerbz So solar energy that heats up the earth doesn't create atmospheric pressures in varying amounts dependent on the location on earth and how much sunlight reaches it? And the differences in atmospheric pressure don't cause high pressure zones to shift to low pressure zones? Or are you just saying that the earth's magnetic poles, with a magnetic strength weaker than a refrigerator magnet, has a greater pull on all the air in the world, than pressure differentials in the atmosphere?

[TheRealVerbz]

@WooCla In order to do justice to your questions please see my most recent videos:

Rings of Energy - Spin Forces - Magnetic Observations and Mainstream Misconceptions Part 1

watch?v=RER2D2Yi1UY

Part 2

watch?v=SdaKYX11pmc

[WooCla]

@TheRealVerbz I didn't really see how that applied to this, but it's really interesting. I found other videos that I think I see how they can be related. But if the motion of the earth created a magnetic field, and it was creating wind, this would imply the winds would be very equal in all areas of the world and in a common direction, no? And how would it explain Hadley Cells and other proven atmospheric conditions?

[TheRealVerbz]

@WooCla The motion of the Earth contributes to the magnetic field. The Hadley Cells are a combination of the Coreolis Effect and the magnetic current of Earth's flux.

All things in motion are polarized. That polarization is NOT what science claims.

All magnets are Negative on top AND bottom with a ring of Positive.

The shape of the field is a standard toroid. The magnetic current flows In the top, out the bottom, while the positive ring flows 90 degrees to it on the zero point of the x axis.

[TheRealVerbz]

Because of the shape of the magnetic field, everything inverses at the zero point and we see this as the Coreolis Effect. By nature, all storms will be inversed on opposite sides of the planet. The common direction is a twisted loop.

We can see the proof that top and bottom of a magnet is negative because negative fields are cold while positive fields create heat and light.

The Sun isn't the only reason why the Equator is hot.

The positive pressure and weight is distributed radially in a ring.

[WooCla]

@TheRealVerbz I understand that, but it would make a single direction of wind on the center of earth, perhaps up high, I'm not sure. I can see that explaining the Jet Stream and other high atmosphere conditions, but down on the ground it can't explain these characteristics. Things like the lake effect in western Ny. The direction just doesn't match up. And there are clearly low/high pressure systems that move about from areas of high and low temperatures

[TheRealVerbz]

@WooCla No no.. not around the Earth like that.

The Ring extends around the Earth, yes... but that ring itself is going up and away from you in an arc and then down, the other half of the arc.

Then back towards you in the inverse in an upward arc, and continues to connect that loop.

Thus the rising of the clouds and falling of the rain.

The wind doesn't go around the Earth on the X axis. It travels in a ring along the Y axis. The ring itself it around the X axis but the flux flows along the Y.

[TheRealVerbz]

@TheRealVerbz Both flowing together makes the Phi spiral. Convection and linear movement from rotation.

And since the Earth is round, that Phi spiral will connect in the shape of the Infinity Loop.

Like the path of the moon in the sky over the course of the month.

Or the Sun. Or any celestial body. Follow the path.

So the flux follows along the Y, but the ring itself is along the X which is being stirred like a cup of water from planetary rotation.

Look into Walter Russell!

[xtruma]

the way some insects are created, i just can't imagine what those ultrasonic sound waves can do to their system or their brain...

[hekk345]

ide be sooooooooooooooo pissed of

[vger13]

very nice...but i bet he aint happy

[TomInTheSky]

Never do this to live animals! Acoustic levitation requires very high amplitudes (comparable to high audio volume). In the best scenario, the noise deafens the animal. More likely - it kills it.

The spider shown in this video died a natural death days before its stage appearance. The cause of death could not be determined.

[G3org3Master]

@TomInTheSky prodding.

[DeimosSaturn]

@TomInTheSky This looks like a job for Quincy.

[forestcamper]

@TomInTheSky Do chemical gasses count as natural death?

[merkyaleez59]

woah !!!!