The Speed of Sound & How does Sound Travel? A Fundamental Understanding

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You're correct! Definitely, losses due to heat are one thing that would reduce the movement on the moon side. The other main one is compression and expansion.

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Very good abstraction! Makes that easier to understand.

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Science is modern magic. It’s stuff like this that make life interesting to me. It’s also amazing chance that we happen to have ears to catch these sound waves. Looks like I’ve got to watch the ear video now

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I was supposing that's how sound worked by using thought experiments. It seems my intuition was correct, however I did learn some things I had not thought of before. Thank you. Just wanted to make sure I was correct so I came to this video.

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This is amazing. Steel is stretchy! I didn’t know.

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Thanks for watching them! Signal processing will definitely be a video one day, but first I gotta lay some more groundwork videos. One of the upcoming ones will be wifi, which is a good start for signals.

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Easy explanation of what is sound way and way travels

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[@erdemdogangun1296]

This nice video has reminded me the passage below; Id like to share this different point of view of truth: "If, for example, there is one point on a piece of white paper and two or three other points are jumbled around with it and then someone who already has numerous jobs tries to distinguish them, he will be confused; and if many burdens are loaded on a small creature, it will be crushed; and if numerous words issue from one tongue and enter one ear altogether at the same time, their order will be broken and they will be a muddle. Despite this being the case, I saw with complete certainty that with the key and compass of HE, although thousands of different points, letters and words had been put in each molecule -and even in each particle- of the element air, through which I journeyed in my mind, NEITHER THEY BECOME MİXED UP NOR DİD THEY SPOİL THEİR ORDER; and although they performed a great many different duties, these were carried out without being confused in any way; and although very heavy loads were laid on each molecule and particle, they bore them in order without lagging or displaying any weakness at all. And I saw that thousands of different words of all different sorts enter and issue with perfect order from what is in effect those MİNUTE EARS AND TONGUES without being mixed up and spoilt in any way, they enter those minute ears and issue from those tiny tongues, and by performing these extraordinary duties, each particle and each molecule declares through the enraptured tongue of its being and its perfect freedom, and through the testimony and tongue of the above truth: THERE IS NO GOD BUT HE, and: SAY, HE IS GOD, THE ONE, and travels among air-clashing waves like storms and lightning and thunder without in any way spoiling their order or confusing their duties. One duty is not an obstacle to another duty. I observed this and was utterly certain. That is to say, either every particle and piece of the air has to possess infinite wisdom, knowledge, will, and power, and the qualities for being absolutely dominant over all the other particles so that it can be the means of those functions being carried out, which is absurd and impossible to the number of particles, and no devil even could imagine it, or else, and it is self-evident to the degree of 'knowledge of certainty,' 'vision of certainty,' and 'absolute certainty' that the page of the air functions through the boundless, infinite knowledge and wisdom of the All-Glorious One, and is the changing page for the pen of Divine Power and Determining, and like a signboard for writing and erasing, known as a Tablet of Appearance and Dissolution, which has the function of the Preserved Tablet in the world of transformation and change. Thus, just as the element of air demonstrates the above-mentioned wonders and manifestation of Divine unity in only the duty of transmitting sound and shows the impossibilities of misguidance, so does it perform other important duties with order and without confusing them, such as transmitting subtle forces and energy, like electricity, light, and the forces of attraction and repulsion. At the same time as conveying these, with perfect order, it carries out duties essential for the lives of plants and animals, such as respiration and pollination. It proves in decisive fashion that it is a place of maximum manifestation of the Divine will and command..." Words - 174, by Said Nursi

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That was an excellent, clear explanation! I now know the answer to the Q that led me here but wasn't directly discussed in the vid: Why does the shockwave from an atomic bomb travel at the speed of sound?

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Good knowledge.... specifically...bar movement between earth and moon....

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[@BranchEducation]

Glad you stuck around! I'm glad the dots connected by the end. It's a complicated topic that I feel a lot of students misunderstand- especially when they think a travelling sound wave moves across a room as a physical object moving in a sinusoidal motion.

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This is an amazing video, just like all the videos you make. I have a question. You say in this video - ………. and branches from this episode are what are sound waves, what are the different types of waves how do your ears perceive sound, what are frequency and loudness, if the sound is the movement of air particles, then what is wind isn’t that also the movement of air particles…………..? Where can I find these branches? Are these episodes still in the making?

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Great explanation sir.Absolutely... no words.Also please explain how sound is produced.

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What is also really interesting is how wind affects the behaviour of sound waves. For instance sound heading down wind is curved downwards and sound heading up wind is curved upwards. I realized this after noticing where I live the sound from the ocean is able to head over about 1km of thick high trees and I can hear it almost crystal clear as if the beach is right next to me. I realized the sound couldn't possibly be getting through the trees so must have to be travelling over them and then curving down to where I am. When i looked into it I realized that this was actually scientifically accurate as to how wind affects the curve of the sound waves.

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Thank you very much. A have one question. How the air particles know in which direction have the sound to travel?

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interesting, very interesting. never did see it this way with the motion of the steel bar.

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I'd like to watch the videos mentioned at the end, eg the one about comparing wind and sound. Has anyone found them? Thanks

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