Duckies and the Doppler Effect Experiment

[exodus82hell]

i like it thanks

[creaturebotman]

Interesting.

Now take it off baby!

[mooseythejuiceman]

This ducky idea is a brilliant way to explain Doppler Effect - thanks a million!!

[KaaSerpent]

Not bad at all. You do a good job of explaining it. :)

[beanisoner]

alright.

not enough clothes.

[TomSFox]

OMFG! Naked moo!

[acs1978au]

at first I thought we were in Bert and Ernie's house.........

[acs1978au]

at first I thought we were in Bert and Ernie's house.........

[illeatu2]

almost lost me at the tub, but i stucker out! nice touch with the waves/sound

[RabidApe]

this is fricking awesome! thanks for putting this together, and keep 'em coming!

:D

*****

[billpg]

Great stuff! More please!

[erdal0]

did she gain wait? how about healthy food and some sport

but on subject your video is very logical when you think about it and the phenomena

you use to describe it was awsome

[davidproper]

☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆

Great explanation. Off to a good start.

[ChrisJMoor]

Very well explained and accessible moo..I mean smarterthanthat:D

[cjunk351]

thats great but where is the Crocaduck????

Joke

great video, loved it. I love having science displayed in such ways. oh and the bathroom scene was wonderful too :)

[Grimli]

You're giving Bill Nye the Science Guy a run for his money.

[trondreitan]

Excellent vid. Very well illustrated, especially the way you showed the Doppler effect with ducky-generated water waves.

But why swimming goggles in a bath tub?! :)

[jergsden]

Strategically placed bubbles FTW lol. Awesome vid! I actually knew this one for once.

[bLaSsSlAyEr]

u rock!

[punkassrocky666]

I really enjoyed that and will definitely not look at duckies or taking a bath the same way. :)

[farvision]

It's quite amazing that one can actually SEE

the condensed wave in front of the ducky! Nice.

The buzzer was much harder to hear.

good luck with this series!

[HowardFair]

Awesome. I like the offset ripples the most. For kids I work with I use buses as the wave, because the frequency of a bus everyone understands. You can bike opposite or in the same direction as the buses and observe the doppler effect.

[smarterthanthat]

Hm, good point. I'll try to do that next time.. for now, I'll just put a link to the old vid in the blogpost I think :)

[riedsa]

Hahaha... Science and Fun and Bath Tub too! You are great... please make many more.