Acoustic Levitation

[nateextreme0969]

All we need to do now is figure out a way to diract it into specific directions, there for giving us the step forward into the future we need.

[xtruma]

simple physics... sound waves strong enough to move physical objects...great idea... now make it bigger and amplify the output... lets see what we can move with it...

[dnial]

Nice! Levitating metal plates vertically by "sonolevitation" works too: bit . ly / 8UJ9QE

[manf1234]

Acoustic levitation of a gold leaf is an ideal combination, I should try that as well. I was just afraid to spend to much effort in increasing the power with the result to just ruin my ears.

[mousegeek]

That's floating on water!

[adrastea99]

So?

[orangeblueandlavenda]

occification of magnetic fields/waves/particals through the use of sound dynamics, not only is this levitation, it's also flight. :)

[checkwii]

Bees. It has been said that bees wing to body ratio just doesn't explain it's ability for lift. Is it possible that it in part fly due to acoustic levitation it creates? Just an Idea.

[quidproquo2004]

No Dumbass. Acoustic Levitation works by applying a force to the object.

[Steveosaurous]

Ironically, in contradiction to your statement, acoustic levitation is the LACK of force on an object.

You don't need to force nature, just know how to manipulate it.

[quidproquo2004]

No, that's wrong and makes no sense. The object is suspended because it is in equilibrium. It has a constant velocity of zero because the vertical forces on it (weight plus the opposing force of the sound waves) add to zero.

[OnceForAll]

That is called CYMATICS

Rearrange matter with sound vibrations...

This video is different, but it comes down to the same thing, maybe even better.

However this has been known for a very long time, only the knowledge has been surpressed for the mainstream public, obviously...

Because who is going to pay for energy when it is extraordinary cheap or even for free... The BIG Company's don't like this at all... That is why we have to use internet for spreading the word, but beware a lot disinfo !

[koilir2]

you are on the right track. e.g. the bumble bee does not fly. it levitates. when it's wings beat at a certain frequency a tubular cavity near the larnyx is set in resonance to it's surroundings. this resonance creates an opposing field around the bee that cancels the earth's gravity.

[mykologist]

lmao!

[pkrska]

nah, its centrifical force. They have mini arms with balancers (ball like) at the end of them. When the wings go up, the balancers go down, thus the is balance of force. Possibly the bee has the ability to control minutely the amount of force it counter produces so that it can control the direction, either up or down.

[wanyinchoy]

Yes you are correct. Bee's have a chamber either side of their larynic, which they use it as an accoustic chamber to give them flight.

[8R8]

thank you for the reply , Manf!

by the way, i remember vibrating dead bees with the note of their buzzing and they used to jump up and down :D (with a piezo-electric membrane and a thing flexible wire)

[DeimosSaturn]

Now all you have to do is adapt this into a vehicle capable of lifting humans with an efficiency equivalent or greater than petroleum and become a billionaire.

[8R8]

i guess above 20 000 hz is it :)?

[manf1234]

it is 40kHz, the cheap ulrasonic transducer.

[boxa888]

hey do you make the ultrasonic transducter. do you build one?? this is really cool . you got a good idea going . the nasa levitation is preety cool but yours goes father