Water with Sound
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What happend when you mix Water with sound...i know it sound strange but see it your self You tube link[^]
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What happend when you mix Water with sound...i know it sound strange but see it your self You tube link[^]
CS2011 wrote:
mix Water with sound
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What happend when you mix Water with sound...i know it sound strange but see it your self You tube link[^]
Remarkable. Washes the parts that other water streams can't wash?
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What happend when you mix Water with sound...i know it sound strange but see it your self You tube link[^]
I'm guessing here - but is it an artefact created by the interaction between the movement of the hose, and the frame rate of the camera? In the same way that a wheel or propeller seems to slowly turn in the wrong direction on TV/Film? What does it look like with the naked eye?
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I'm guessing here - but is it an artefact created by the interaction between the movement of the hose, and the frame rate of the camera? In the same way that a wheel or propeller seems to slowly turn in the wrong direction on TV/Film? What does it look like with the naked eye?
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Exactly right. The basic TV frame rates are 24/25Hz (depending on the format), which is the frequency of the sound he is producing. Move slightly off the rate and the shape will appear to progress/retard just like the car wheels. To the naked eye I'd probably be a bit blurred, the motion is faster than persistence of vision(just as the TV camera is). If you could see it, the water would just look like water coming out of a hose you are waving up and down, just speeded up. Nice vid though.
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Exactly right. The basic TV frame rates are 24/25Hz (depending on the format), which is the frequency of the sound he is producing. Move slightly off the rate and the shape will appear to progress/retard just like the car wheels. To the naked eye I'd probably be a bit blurred, the motion is faster than persistence of vision(just as the TV camera is). If you could see it, the water would just look like water coming out of a hose you are waving up and down, just speeded up. Nice vid though.
Sort of a cross between Lawrence of Arabia and Dilbert.[^]
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A Dead ringer for Kate Winslett[^]Keith Barrow wrote:
To the naked eye I'd probably be a bit blurred
I was putting that down to the Uncertainty Principle.
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Keith Barrow wrote:
To the naked eye I'd probably be a bit blurred
I was putting that down to the Uncertainty Principle.
viaducting wrote:
the Uncertainty Principle.
I'm not sure about that.
Sort of a cross between Lawrence of Arabia and Dilbert.[^]
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I'm guessing here - but is it an artefact created by the interaction between the movement of the hose, and the frame rate of the camera? In the same way that a wheel or propeller seems to slowly turn in the wrong direction on TV/Film? What does it look like with the naked eye?
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That was my first thought too. But it's a real phenomenon. Low frequencies carry enough energy to move objects. I also wondered if the guy in the video suddenly found himself in need of immediate evacuation to a toilet. As these low frequencies work better than epsom salts.
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