Rubens Tube physics experiment

gmctruck68 Says:

Jun 1, 2008 - would it be possible to see music waves through water as well, with a similar model

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wareye12 Says:

Jun 8, 2008 - sound isn't a light, so you can't really se sound in any way. but things like wifi, ir, bluetooth etc is a kind of light that can't be seen by a naked eye. try to have a camera in front of a remote control while pushing some buttons on it and see whats happening

stitchedtomyheart Says:

Jun 18, 2008 - foo fighters or whatever the hell that was is NOT metal. Had he played some slayer, well now... but yes, very cool experiment

AtomosCardio Says:

Jun 18, 2008 - Psh... slayer. I'll take some Job for a Cowboy or In Flames. What I said was a figure of speech. =0

EStew69 Says:

Jun 24, 2008 - thats is so sweet

elooIsa14 Says:

Jun 29, 2008 - is it on sale?

ezGMN Says:

Jul 1, 2008 - that is so kewl

Noobslayerk Says:

Jul 1, 2008 - hehe..

ukidding Says:

Jul 7, 2008 - should throw in some mozart too.

PLAYERxHATER Says:

Jul 22, 2008 - FAKE!! this is probly a magic trick from some tv show not a demonstration!!! sad how people believe anything just becasue its on youtube!! if it was real dot you think it would be all over the news and the president would have this tecnology!!! think beofre you post next time!!!

Gratmonstery Says:

Jul 31, 2008 - that is absolutely brilliant

SpeedMetal4635 Says:

Aug 10, 2008 - cool

geloves Says:

Aug 23, 2008 - Am, no! Sound travels as a wave. It does this by causing the air molecules to vibrate, causing nodes and antinodes. In this experiment, there is propane in the tube, rather than air. there is more propane at the points where there are antinodes, and therefore, the flame is higher. there is less propane so the flame is lower. My physics teacher actaully made one of these. BTW, what would a president want with a tube with flames coming out of it. Like you said: "think before you post next time"

dizimz Says:

Aug 24, 2008 - this is a joke right? its physics. and it has been known for ages. this man didnt just up and invent it. and the "technology" has been in use so to speak for awhile now. just not necissarily with open flames. its in your common mp3 player equalizer thingy that moves with the music. you know what i mean? anyway. hopefully this comment im replying to is a joke. either that or i think the worlds in a sad state of affairs if morons like this still exist. get with the times medieval man.

illnastic Says:

Aug 24, 2008 - Yea...its 1,000,000 dollars, you wanna' buy one?

geloves Says:

Aug 24, 2008 - Am, no! Sound travels as a wave. It does this by causing the air molecules to vibrate, causing nodes and antinodes. In this experiment, there is propane in the tube, rather than air. there is more propane at the points where there are antinodes, and therefore, the flame is higher. there is less propane so the flame is lower. My physics teacher actaully made one of these. BTW, what would a president want with a tube with flames coming out of it. Like you said: "think before you post next time"

elooIsa14 Says:

Aug 24, 2008 - wel i only have 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 i think is not enough

vadimneef Says:

Aug 25, 2008 - You've got a 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 what?

GothamKnight666 Says:

Aug 27, 2008 - woooow that was awesome

Willdt123 Says:

Aug 28, 2008 - Mythbusters made one of them!!!

HeliosTG Says:

Aug 30, 2008 - Sweet. BTW you look like John Lennon, lol.

illnastic Says:

Aug 30, 2008 - Anyone catch who that first artist was? that shiz was groovy

elooIsa14 Says:

Aug 30, 2008 - I had lost my breath

fideles79 Says:

Aug 31, 2008 - Cool, a natural osciloscope.