Standing Waves experiment
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I think it is notable that only cetain frequencies effected the WHOLE body of water.
TOPHERHARPER 1 year ago
did you notice the sphere after the splash hovering . anti gravity maybe ?
bicyclexx7 1 year ago
Really cool!
FunkyHonkyCDXX 2 years ago
Nice!
Blindsyn 2 years ago
hey dude how do u think is possible that all matter (aka elemental particles, quarks etc) is in fact a some form of manifestation of electromagnetic standing waves? :\ is there such thing as electromagnetic standing wave anyway?
ActiveStorage 3 years ago
cool!
planetraul 3 years ago
Interesting stuff, but I think you could have gone further than that, like adding more water, for a start, but also by doing experiments with it, such as:
-playing a whole scale of notes to see the transitions in the water between one and the other.
-placing different objects (symmetrical, like a glass, or a ball, or a square, etc) to see the different effects each one of them has;
- placing an object in different parts of the plate, and check for symmetries in the response...
trr12 3 years ago
fantastic visual representation of this phenomenon, and a relatively cheap way to demonstrate it. Thanks for posting it!
billycadaver 4 years ago
Nice!
GYoungJr2 4 years ago
That's awesome! 5*. :D
AvannTethialla 4 years ago