The Geometry of Sound

On the cooler side ….


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  1. Sebastien says . . . | May 23, 2008 / 12:33 pm

    I love this. I’m going to repost it on my blog if you don’t mind (and link back to you of course).

  2. Dan Colman says . . . | May 23, 2008 / 2:05 pm

    Of course, no problem, feel free.

  3. Kristie says . . . | May 23, 2008 / 2:23 pm

    Beautiful. Though, my dog went insane during the second half of the video :D

  4. Kristie says . . . | May 23, 2008 / 2:27 pm

    Chladni patterns they’re called - after this guy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst_Chladni

  5. Mick says . . . | May 24, 2008 / 12:19 pm

    well that’s normal. Higher sound, it goes toward ultra sounds, and animals like dogs are affected.

    Wow, got to try a little experiment later.

    I absolutely love the hidden geometry of things. Like when seven egg reds form an exagon with a center. Ever thought about that?

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