Did you know you can shatter a wine glass using only sound? In this video, Museum Educator Emily explains how you can measure the unique sound produced by a glassโs vibration, and that sound is called its resonant frequency. If you play a sound that matches the glassโs resonant frequency, the glass will vibrate. And if you play that sound loudly enough, those vibrations will become so intense that the glass shatters!
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This young lady looks very familiar!!!
Oh no
People watching with full volume be like:๐ญ๐๐ญ๐๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐๐ญ
WHO'S PHONES WHETE ON FULL VOLUME ๐๐ ๐ฝ๐ญ๐ ๐ฝ
I really thought ๐ญ you was a guy๐ฎ
๐คขflag
He is looking so pretty and look like princess Diana ๐ฅฐ๐ฅฐ๐ฅฐ๐ฅฐ
Waw
That is great ๐ฎ๐ฎ
That mean means sounds csn make so powerful weapons ๐ฎ๐ฎ
She looks like Victoria in Life is strange
Dont forget to read morning and evening adhkar
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Glass needs to be diplomatic to survive.
What about human
Wow๐ฎ that's so amazing you have actually clarify the meaning of resonances frequency in physics thanks for that experiment โค
How to find a herts frequency of certain specific things… Is there any application or software… Pls tell a name of this app… M
Look when she use vibration that time the little stick was wait less for a few moment .
What is the speed of a vibration?
So, i can break a specific glass that doesn't break a different glass? Neat
That's because of frequency ratio, w/wn, the formula for amplitude of the frequency is x=1/(1-w/wn). So if the forcing frequency (sound frequency applied) becomes equal to the natural frequency (the frequency it was vibrating on it's own) of the glass then their ratio will be 1. So x=1/(1-1)= infinite. So the glass had an infinite amplitude of vibration so it couldn't hold its structure.
Bianca Castafiore already learned about this with her voice๐
Or just call gian for a song
What's the formula for its resonant frequency ฯ0? I studied RLC circuits and Mechanical systems and their 4 resonance types, i'm interested about this one!
Saw this on the Flash series too๐
This is so true๐๐ป
Nicely explained the resonance
STOP YAPING .
U CAN BRAKE A DEMENT WITH SOUND.
Bart Simpson wants to know your location
MythBusters season 3 ep 19 your welcome
few minutes after this video ended
My neighbors:why are you screaming to that glass like crazy, did someone gave it on your head
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Mosquitoes every 3am:
My screen broke playing this
Glass vibed so much that it shattered by itself
She's luck she didnt cause a full on resonance cascade in…….the TEST chamberrrrrrrr
Does each glass object have its own frequency?
half-lif refrence??? (resonance cascade)
I have perfect pitch, so I used to tab my mom's wine glass, listen to the pitch then try my best to sing loudly at that exact pitch to shatter it (yes I got beaten as a result). I realise that the closer I am to that pitch the stronger the vibration, I always just assumed it was just cause I was loud
Silly Billy moment
Can human do it with their voice..?
Ooohhhh thank you so much ,