Cymatics: Science Vs. Music by Nigel Stanford

@Monskins 18 June 2020 more from that month

Today I want to feature a music that engulfed my attention. No matter how many times I played this I don’t seem to not get fond of it. This is only instrumental and yet how the physics produced this is quite astonishing. It also shows in the video how specific hertz (hz) or vibration produce a pattern. Sound really have an impact so. Be wary of what music you listen to. Anyways I hope you enjoy when you watch and listen to the video. https://youtu.be/Q3oItpVa9fs /photofrompixabay tip me here or **cointree** https://cointr.ee/monskins Connect via **blog**, **instagram** http://alyinwanderland.com/ http://instagram.com/alyinw4nderland

7 comments

@SolarPhasing 18 June 2020

Hey, Great one! This is science too about waves. :0) Thanks to submit it.
- @Monskins 18 June 2020
  
  Yeah I like listening to it since last year..
@ellimacandrea 18 June 2020

This one is so cool. Is it magnetic sand they are using? It amazed me how different sounds creates different sand formations.
- @Monskins 18 June 2020
  
  Hehe hi ate 😄 oo nagandahan talaga ko jan..
j@jaimesjuan08 24 June 2020

All sound is associated with vibrations at different hertz frequencies and the waves produced by sound and by electricity or electromagnetism generate the visible aspect of the same in a gel or liquid medium.
- @Monskins 24 June 2020
  
  Yes. Indeed.
@Slimshink 15 November 2020

i think saw this before on youtube if im not mistaken