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Collin's Lab: DIY Cymatics

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Uploaded by on Aug 3, 2009

The simple process of vibrating a dish of liquid can make for some pretty interesting results - mixing in a bit of cornstarch can be downright freaky.

additional infos here:
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2009/08/collins_lab_notes_diy_cymatics.html

audio, video, music & blobs by Collin Cunningham

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  • It's ALIVE!!! Muhahaha

  • Damn physics you scary

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  • @xNESxClan because all the vibrating builds pressure from displacing the air which can sometimes hurt. But it is nothing compared to actually breaking your ear drum. If you break your ear drum you cant hear for weeks. You can still hear after listening to 20,000 hz.

  • @TwoTekah then why do high frequency noises hurt

  • @0987isabelle no it wont....the only thing which would break our ears is the VOLUME, not the frequency.

  • David Icke sent me here!!

  • Add some black food coloring and you got yourself alien symbiote.

  • 20,000 hz will break our ears..

  • Thats the kind of shit you see in horror movies

  • Aliens.

  • They need to make another movie version of "Solaris" (because the first two were disappointing), and use this stuff.

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