Website review: Cymatics: Demonstration using sal...
JamieBarrows discovered this in Bizarre/Oddities
•13 reviews since Sep 7, 2007
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toekneekei rated 5 months ago- cymatics. salt, on sound.
- jenpwcmom rated 9 months ago
- Awesome
- pansapiens rated 9 months ago
- wow, that is interesting, somehow I think it is fake.. if it's not there must have been alot of dB involved there. Its a video of how a pile of salt grains responds to different frequencies of sound, creating some really complicated patterns.
- mbhigdon rated 9 months ago
- wow, that's really freakin cool!
- pervypeahead rated 9 months ago
- it's so pretty! wonder if i could use the sounds of my son's whinnying at high pitch make salt do the same thing. now, there's science!
- rev-tantillo rated 10 months ago
- The more I'm shown th more I realize I know so little. This is an amazing demonstration =- turn your speakers off if you, your dog, or the neighbors are sensitive to a little spleen-splitting high-waves
- Lbgrowl rated 10 months ago
- Very cool. Also found out that my speakers actually have pretty good range, too.
- Gyromancy-Hermit rated 10 months ago
- Incredible. Stick it out to the end my impatient stumbling friends, it's worth it. I wish they had taught Physics like this at school.. (Or with more explosions and somesuch..) Oh and stay away from the comments unless you're not bored with the "Simple minded religious nut infuriates large numbers of frustrated atheists" game yet
