Sand on a metal plate vibrates to sound. Amazing. :-)
WOW!!!! SUPER COOL, but I couldn't handle listening to it after a while. Had to take off my headphones and just looked at the shapes shifting he he...
LOL I know what you mean, The sounds are painful on the ears!
Brilliant! I can't believe that every shape that the sand assumed was almost completely symmetrical; beautiful and rational at the same time. Nice find.
Hi DerikNature always proves to be way more awesome than most of us notice. I love that. I also found this one below. Not as pretty, but equally fascinating.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4shodbQMcmM
If sound can do that to sand, can you image what it is doing to us?This was amazing!
That was cool! Visual sound waves so to speak. :)
Very cool and amazing. :-)
That video is awe-inspiring, Michelle. Thank you for posting this.:)
It is so fascinating, I could watch it over and over. :-)
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WOW!!!! SUPER COOL, but I couldn't handle listening to it after a while. Had to take off my headphones and just looked at the shapes shifting he he...
ReplyDeleteLOL I know what you mean, The sounds are painful on the ears!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I can't believe that every shape that the sand assumed was almost completely symmetrical; beautiful and rational at the same time.
ReplyDeleteNice find.
Hi Derik
ReplyDeleteNature always proves to be way more awesome than most of us notice. I love that.
I also found this one below. Not as pretty, but equally fascinating.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4shodbQMcmM
If sound can do that to sand, can you image what it is doing to us?
ReplyDeleteThis was amazing!
That was cool! Visual sound waves so to speak. :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool and amazing. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat video is awe-inspiring, Michelle. Thank you for posting this.
ReplyDelete:)
It is so fascinating, I could watch it over and over. :-)
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