Cymatic Soundscapes - Excerpt

These experiments were performed by Hans Jenny in the 1960s. Here he vibrates Lycopodium,(a fine powder which is actually the spores of a club moss) using audible sound. The powder rises up from the surface of the taut rubber membrane, and creates a variety of amazing phenomena. At certain frequencies, it even assumes a circulatory pattern above the surface of the membrane, both generated and contained by the force field of the sound pulsations.
From Cymatic SoundScapes. ©2010 MACROmedia Publishing, All Rights Reserved. www.cymaticsource.com

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[Hegpetz]

Thank you for sharing these, I love cymatics but it's hard to find good videos representing it.

[Cymaman]

There are some good ones out there. We've published Jenny's original films on DVD and we also carry an excellent mini-doc on Alexander Lauterwasser who brought Jenny's work into the 21st C. These are both good quality. We also have material of Jenny's original Cymatic equipment which has not been published which I shot in Switzerland in the 90s. Check out our website or message me on FB for more info. Thanks for your interest! Jeff Volk

[pr0kris]

Woah. Did I just watch that for 8 minutes?

[Hobby331]

What can it be used for in practice?

[nupeswv]

They have been used for impedance studies on soundboards of pianos and sounding structures/plates of other accoustic instruments for eg.

[Luis Garcia]

Use a equalizer next time

[FREETHINKITOVA]

there is no doubt in my mind that this has been weaponized and im not talking non-lethal crowd control im talking all out molecular deconstruction.

[Jim Eaglesmith]

Gary Buchannon has advanced Jennys work for use in a variety healing applications including but not limited to Water/hydrotherapy. see his channel for more. i met him in Reno and bought his 'Wave Front' book recently. ;)

[perpetualprism]

Very interesting!

[oneleftshoe21]

looks like the face of the sun with solar flares.

[serip]

Levitation of objects and fluids, but more study needs to be done in that area.