Water Goblet Resonance

A water goblet is forced to vibrate by running a finger over its rim. The stick-slip friction between the finger and the glass causes the glass to resonate in sync with the slipping and sticking of the finger. This forced vibration produces a distinct pitch. The pitch is then altered by removing water from the goblet, thus altering the speed of vibrations within the glass, and ultimately the frequency of its vibrations.

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Science & Technology

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• physics
• sound
• wave
• waves
• resonance
• natural
• frequency
• vibrations
• water
• goblet
• pitch
• speed
• slip
• stick
• friction

[niconikko]

How do I do this? I know I'm doing something wrong

[rocks2rocks06]

So I am watching a movie with kids and I kept hering the same sound I was thinking it was the kids messing with me so I get up and locate the sound and its near my glass desk the kids think I am crazy *I can hear thoes things that bug mice omg* I turn off the movie and can still hear it so I show them ur video and there wow dad that's the same sound we can hear it something is causing my glass desk to vibrate just like the glass strange world isn't it

[MrJericle]

magik gelas bersama fizik..wooww~~