RSSWow, rad physics experiment in which FIRE is used to visualize sound. Don't try it at home, unless you're a physics teacher, in which case please show this to your students. [Thanks, Tyler!]
Visualizing sound with fire
Posted by Becky Stern |
Nov 19, 2009 08:00 AM
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seems like make posted this a long time back or was it hack a day -- still a cool project and video!!!
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"Don't try it at home, unless you're a physics teacher...". Wut? This is MAKE, not "That's Incredible".
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@Chad- Good memory. It was 10/2006, and PT posted this same video.
Still cool, however.
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