Resonance Experiment! (Full Version - With Tones)

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Original edited video with music:
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This is the full unedited version of the Chladni plate experiment. It also contains the tone throughout the entire video.
All equipment used for this experment was provided by PASCO Scientific
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[@GerardIsTheWay]

If this was what we did in science class, I would've found it much more interesting.

[@davidknipe4113]

But would you have learned anything? Do you understand what is going on here?

[@DJdeliverance]

@@davidknipe4113 yes it would have helped a lot when studying for the ham radio license but idk u learn to teach ur self after a while but it helps to get the more senses involved with the better a memory is formed.

[@rivieres2401]

@@davidknipe4113 sacred geometry is what’s going on. The geometrical manifestations of sounds.

[@davidknipe4113]

@@rivieres2401 You're just saying things that sound profound. What is "sacred geometry"? What does "sacred" even mean? Is there a scientific explanation for this, or are gods controlling the shapes? Why does it make those particular shapes, and at those particular frequencies?

[@rivieres2401]

@@davidknipe4113 It’s not about gods controlling it but its mathematical symmetry within nature which proves intelligent design. It doesn’t have to be classified with religion but it definitely show that there are deeper truth to our reality and supports the idea of there being a spiritual nature to it. Each patter is the 2D geometrical manifestations of each frequency. Sacred geometry are geometrical patterns the show up all throughout our reality naturally and have have specific representations.

[@chrrmin1979]

Is it just me or at 2:50 did it look like a bunch of people in hazmath suits and aliens surrounding a table or square/block of some kind???

[@lolicamevoli]

omg yes

[@pierreeuhx]

Chris Young i was looking for this comment!

[@markheywood5626]

Yeah thought the same

[@nicestguyinhouse6112]

There was lots that I seen faces in but ye that 1 looked crazy too. Maybe it's the aliens or the creators way whoever he, she, it or they are showing us what they look like. If there is 1 that is. It's like DMT with how the sand moves and tiny particles of sand flying everywhere but in a purposeful way creating new shapes and faces etc. If it was done in some colourful powders it would look so cool too

[@pokadott5852]

Exactly what I saw lol

[@vickisutherland5512]

I am starting to see the world differently, thank you so much for posting it.

[@stevedyches4635]

I know your comment is old, it just pleased me to see it though, so I responded anyway. It had a profound effect on me as well.

[@majesticrainmaker1460]

@@stevedyches4635 same

[@aepokkvulpex]

I just wish they'd started from like 0Hz instead of 345. Wanna see those bass tones.

[@sgravon3]

they didn't show it probably because the pattern was pretty empty or the speaker couldn't handle it

[@rflair]

@@sgravon3 Needs a much bigger plate.

[@zachtrapper2398]

808 keeps people docile

[@Spotter000]

@@zachtrapper2398 how do u know this ? Im not being sarcastic I actually am interested in the lower bass tones

[@baldwinivofjerusalem47]

@Rock damn, that's next lvl thinking m8.

[@SKYENET-zy2cn]

Those shapes are 2d but in nature I believe it's in a 3D forum we just can't see all of it.

[@Camelotsmoon]

+Aaron L that would be incredible.

[@Avery-df9vy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpm8d5p6eNiMg8k

[@nwinburn]

You do know that gravity works the same way in nature as it does inside a room, right?

[@renep7570]

I know what youre saying. I agree

[@dima-jw7lt]

We are 3D form frequency of One energy...

[@edz2002]

You want to see what whales are saying........now thats an experiment.

[@tfl2226]

edz2002 this deserves a lot a likes just cause it needs to happen

[@brocco9474]

How?

[@merion297]

It should be repeated in 3D on the ISS by NASA. Yeah, in the air of the space station. Probably they should use higher frequencies but it could make 3D resonance patterns in zero gravity.

[@lb3724]

OMG I WANT TO SEE THIS HAPPEN!

[@static_motion]

I don't think that would work. The patterns drawn by the sand are due to how the solid surface responds when it resonates with the vibration of the speaker cone underneath.

[@merion297]

Felipe Varela Yeah, we could think it, but no. Resonances would appear in the air in 3D and some of them could trap the rise, and there would be no gravity breaking the patterns. Search for 'ultrasonic levitation'. :)

[@static_motion]

I know what ultrasonic levitation is and that's exactly why it wouldn't work. Ultrasonic levitation only works if the sound waves you're using are stationary. This causes the particle being levitated to stand stationary at the zero-crossing point of the result of the two waves, which makes it impossible for it to move. If it were to move without the motion being caused by shifting the phase of the waves it would simply fall out of its levitative state.

[@merion297]

Felipe Varela Yes. But in zero-gravity that fall-out could/should be avoided, eliminated. This is the theory why it should be tried there; what if we create these resonance points in 3D, in zero-gravity... What if we move the phase without that fall-out...

[@2007TypeR]

3:41 - my face when I saw that image.

[@amyfalconer1660]

underrated joke

[@WierdMonkeyCat]

LOVE'S SO HARD TO FIND, CHANGE MY STATE OF MIND

[@glottalstop2080]

80

[@shanjezi]

I wish the frequencies were displayed. I'd like to know the relationships between frequency and pattern, intervals between frequencies that cause different patterns, etc. Things start getting really cool around 5:00, and I think the coolest switch between patterns is at 5:13

[@megan11berry]

The most interesting thing is when they're not symmetric.

[@ShinAkuma]

Interesting thing to me is, why are the symmetric at all in the first place and not just randomly vibrating.

[@tylerb8700]

Im a Vibration Analyst and i love these videos. The usual cause for non symmetrical patterns in a situation like this are very minor variations in the density of either the plate or the sand being used for the demonstration. The tone is triggering what is called a critical resonance in the plate. There are an exponential number of these resonant frequencies, which will make more and more complex patterns as the frequency increases. Resonant frequencies are determined by an object's mass and even the tiniest variation in it's density will alter the resonant frequency for that spot of the object, this shows itself in non symmetrical patterns in the sand. I suppose it could also be related to how the speaker is projecting the tone but im not a sound pro lol

[@aathish04]

@@ShinAkuma Random vibrations can't occur because the oscillations travel from the frequency generator as electrical signals and get converted to sound waves, which have definite places for high and low energy depending on wavelength (and therefore frequency). So, since the wave travels out from the center, where the plate is fixed, the salt moves to wherever there's a lack of energy from the wave in a roughly radial manner. I'm not sure why asymmetric patterns happen however. Tyler B's explanation seems pretty plausible.

[@euphorium5768]

Tyler B u

[@cidguy]

I wonder if it were a more solid plate if they would remain symmetric

[@PositivelyAngela]

Love this!! Thanks for reminding us that we’re also affected by sound in such a profound way❤️

[@jetex1997]

Is this how scientists do lines of cocaine?

[@snickerzzzb.m9276]

Haha!

[@rskoffroad]

😂

[@myblogmyway]

Good one

[@manarquista2213]

Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@felipedasilva8722]

hahahah 🌚

[@GRGE]

2:50 looks like aliens looking at you...

[@korn5308]

So does 5:08

[@korn5308]

And 5:04

[@lolalina_]

@drw15h gay

[@lolalina_]

@drw15h joke

[@3t3rnalsoul92]

👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀

[@robb15033]

You can match up these frequency patterns with ancient Sumerian symbols, probably crop circles, possibly cuneiform script too. Amazing stuff that'll probably be utilized to advance our self being.

[@afberendsen2010]

sarcasm?

[@robb15033]

Absolutely not. 100% serious. The Sumerian cuneiform drawing with the planets and three humans approaching the Anunnaki king shows one of your frequency symbols. I saved your video to my favorites and shared it with friends and family. This is an example of forgotten ancient knowledge.Thanks for sharing.

[@TheIntervurt]

Borr Magilicutty None of the frequency patterns that appeared looks anything like the drawings on that sumerian tablet.

[@red_disc]

Gave me chills watching the complexity of patterns on higher frequencies. And imaging frequencies we are unable to hear, they are so high that they create us...

[@CC-sm3qm]

...and snowflakes ❄️. Doesn't it just blow your mind?!

[@davidbolha]

John 1:14

[@Agui007]

Soo beautiful! Can you imagine how complex the geometrical shapes would be beyond the highest frequency that was physically possible to make them occur?!

[@cirro6267]

The thing is, these shapes we're seeing are only a tiny, tiny portion of what you'd see over a large area, or with a thicker medium and a source with enough amplitude to still move the sand... you can see where the sand falls off... hmmm, I wonder what using a big stone block and a large conductive device to play a resonant frequency through it would do to the sand underneath, and if it would make it lift that object.

[@cirro6267]

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@TheGeckoNinja]

remember what Nikola Tesla said “If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.”

[@dakotadirden9834]

And he wasn't lying

[@brightstarlastname2812]

Why does that sound like a add for a dildo?

[@lordsesshomaru8960]

I need to know what that means and how to apply that. "Think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration". How?

[@joetaylor7442]

@@lordsesshomaru8960 everything living puts off energy. We can produce “good vibrations” God created us to be positive producing beings.

[@JB-or9yw]

If you listen to "throat singing" you would be amazed how it sounds so appealing to the ear when a person vocal cords resonate with the surroundings.

[@phoenixrising1576]

Have you done any more experiments? This is a very comprehensive one. Have you come to any conclusions of freq that create powerful images and any relevancy to a tuning scale for music? I noticed the clear images did not all seem to fit into one A= tuning system. There was 432, 435, 440, 444 but also others in-between.

[@alexs3566]

I didn't turn down volume. AND I loved it.

[@avvqwerty]

+Alexandra Serikova weirdo

[@erikk77]

+Alexandra Serikova WHAT?

[@EliasNahuelGarceteGimenez]

+Alejandra Villegas Vargas Normie...

[@JaPeKePaJaKe]

Much better than pop music these days. Bars and night clubs should really consider playing this instead. Also the visuals beat out any sports tv. ;)

[@JamBear]

+Alexandra Serikova WHAT!?

[@PazSpreadNFly]

Amazing! The harmony and beauty in Nature is unmeasurable. Thanks!

[@MaryKeey]

great experiment! fantastic how the sound visualizes!

[@thomashardin911]

Wow that’s a really sound set up you got there with all the awesome frequencies, and the pretty designs they make! 🤘📡😃🔊

[@rlominick1]

This is something I have been studying a lot lately.. I am using the same technology to make fractal antennas for my shortwave radio and other frequencies that I receive and transmit on. A fractal is a fraction of a wavelength, in my case its radio, but it applies to the entire electromagnetic spectrum.. If you are familiar with antennas you know they come in full wave, half wave, 1/4 wave, 1/8 wave, 1/16 wave and so on.. You can build a multifractal antenna consisting of multiple angles each represents a fraction of the wavelength you are after.. By making numerous angles connected together connected by a common conductor you can build a very compact and efficient antenna.. They are used in modern cell phones because they are highly efficient and compact. I have built several with very good results..

[@floobianmaster]

uh, ...tweaker?

[@blackjenna]

I'd like to see them. Are they posted anywhere?

[@leiatyndall8648]

There's an interesting program on NOVA from a few yrs ago that talks abt fractals & fractal antennae that's quite interesting. I believe it was titled "Fractals: the hidden dimension"

[@kikiperry4924]

This is like watching cells multiply!! I am in total awe of what is happening here. Each image is amazingly beautiful. There is one frequency I will always think of as the bug frequency. Amazing, enchanting... mystifying. Yes, I had my fingers plugging my ears....

[@clovismcpony]

Dammit, sprinkle more!

[@RogerHeathers]

But Doctor, he can’t take any more!

[@baxter5431]

Watching this again because it supports my own theory(s). Again, instead of "single" frequencies" being used, can the partials, harmonics, of the pitches be employed to what else might happen? What exactly is the device being used in this demonstration so I can use it in conduction with any experiments, hopefully, in the near future? Is this capable of producing the harmonics or would I need another device(s) to accomplish this? Thank you!

[@graceoverall]

Keep going. I can still hear several thousand Khz above that range. I want to see what happens at ultrasonic frequencies.

[@Rajakryst144]

60 ghz is a wild wave and almost made me sick

[@homosapien2993]

😂😂

[@graceoverall]

@@Rajakryst144 Yeah, don't go that high bro. That can kill you. That's what the 5G towers are for. 😣🤫🤐

[@Xelann]

Does anyone else notice with higher frequencies, more complex patterns emerge?

[@Cordeliuss]

This is incorrect - because the length of the wave is not a subjective concept. The length of the wave is its pitch in fact and it concerns only itself!

[@miacoleman2927]

Nah

[@traininggrounds9450]

@Fabio GTX The symmetry is due to the interference of the table and its own resonance. The frequencies they list are not necessarily fundamental but may be a result of how they have the table set up. I'd imagine a more rigid construction would eliminate interference but would require a much louder sound to stimulate the effect. We have to remember that intensity is important when it comes to overcoming interference.

[@Luckzzz]

the complexity is so HUGE with higher frequencies that I could call it: ZERO GRAVITY PLASMA creation.. the tissue surrounding all electrons would unite and create something.. Remember that some meditative people in Tibet got it to levitate HUGE ROCKS with only sound frequencies of tambourines.. Sound=frequency=energy=movement. I'm pretty sure at least 2 distinct frequencies could anulate each other and interefere our invisible matrix.

[@RababaInc]

nobody else noticed that

[@paulflute]

wonderful... a couple of questions.. How much are the frequencies a function of the plate..? i.e.. would a different size/shape plate give you same or similar patterns at same of different frequencies or different patterns entirely..? Did you try in reverse..? They seem to change shape quite quickly then remain stable for some time then shift again.. would be interesting to know if there is an upper end to the same shape as the frequency descends.. or indeed if the same patterns result on the way down..? How about a round plate..? or hexagonal..? same patterns of not..?

[@opticrainbow]

you and me both... i have a zillion questions like this, too.

[@TangoNevada]

I'd like to see if they went from one octave to the next if they would get the same pattern but twice or half the size, depending if they went up or down an octave.

[@calebclunie4001]

I've seen turtle shell like patterns that we're done on oval plates. Chladni? goo.gl/images/NxJ4jr

[@chrispza]

What transducer were you using, and have you tried using harmonically rich waveforms such as square or triangular waves?

[@jawsrock1]

The symmetry of the patterns is what makes this amazing. Very cool video.

[@Magic1v1er]

Can anyone tell me how this was made? I am building one for my school science fair and I can't seem to find much DIY instructions. Anything will help. What tones? What software? Special speakers? Is there a speaker underneath that plate or are the wires connected to the plate somehow making the vibrations? Anything helps, thanks!

[@anilmaharjan2147]

That's amazing work, seems like lots of patterns that has been in use in present life has came from this.. the shape of sound. I was thinking that the vibrating metal plate is well leveled; what if the plate is in the inclined state, can we get same patterns on the specific frequency of vibration?? just curious to know.

[@BrassLock]

This makes far more sense to me than the musical version, glad I read the other description and found this original. Next time I have a hearing test, I'd like the audiologist to include such a visual display, so I can have a visual representation of my frequency deafness.

[@GregJoiner]

I love this. I wish there was a frequency counter. Did different grain sizes act differently?

[@crazypath573]

The higher the frequency, the more "alive" or sentient the patterns seem to me... more complex and nuanced

[@Akultic]

YESS!

[@Tyguy161]

everything that exists takes shape out of the universal field in the same way that the shapes on the plate did

[@gevarykrunchy7179]

Someone please reply. I listened to about 4 minutes (skipping) while varying the volume level between average and loud, will my hearing get damaged? Because I checked the description after I finished the video and it says " The audio in this clip could cause hearing damage.", is the damage more intense than any other loud sound? And should I get my ears checked? I turned up the volume because I was trying to hear the woman talking in the background, she was saying the frequency values. Sorry for my english.

[@LadyValkyri]

fascinating and beautiful.... Thank you for posting this!

[@jourdangore4949]

I love the burst of energy and movement you can visually see right before it makes the next shape. It’s what I assume the bang bang was kinda like. Just maybe the universe was vibrating at one frequency just increasing slow then boom all of a sudden it’s another shape. Then BAM aliens.

[@martinturon4799]

The bang bang?

[@kimbeal6826]

wow, this is stunning, an awakening moment...

[@delta7p609]

I had a question, If I did the same experiment with the same particle, I would assume I would get the exact same shape you did correct? And if I did the same experiment with a different particle with the same frequency would I get the same pattern or a different one? Im asking to know this, I was just wondering if I had a cup of sand, salt, and pepper, would putting them under the same frequency separate the particles? I would assume it would because I believe the patterns are based on the particles specific frequency. WHAT IS THIS MACHINE CALLED YOU ARE USING? I want one.

[@MrMainardo]

Great experimentation. This show how all matter responds (and is) is a web of vibratory patterns.

[@nicolasblackburnca]

Truly beautiful and very interesting ! I noticed the individual shapes (circles, squares, etc.) that form the patterns keeps getting smaller and smaller as the frequency gets higher. I was wondering what would happen when the size of the individual shapes become smaller than the size of a grain of sand: do chaos appear ? or order reappears in a fractal-like manner ? I'm also interested in knowing if the shape of the plate changes the appearance of the patterns.

[@katierose1893]

Sigh.. wasted my life in "school" including "college". KZbin has taught me 10x more than a lame classroom.

[@Bunndog]

Well, it depends what classes, majors and minors you took. You can’t simply blame the education system.

[@katierose1893]

@@Bunndog I took very technical classes that did not require me sitting in a lecture room and writing elaborate esoterical exams. It was inefficient and basically unrelated to the real world. And the cost was unwarranted.

[@justinj_00]

Bruh you sound so pretentious. It's not that deep

[@yoshi_drinks_tea]

Bunndog Sorry, but the education system has been proven to be shait.

[@davidknipe4113]

What have you learned from this video?

[@notodrumpf2678]

Thank you for sharing this. It is simply amazing, astonishing, beautiful and remarkable, The intricate designs just don't seem real. Thank you for the heads up about the volume. I like being able to hear, lol. :-)

[@AngelusApocalypsis11]

that's very interesting experiment. I recommend you should try a single plate with three points vibratory emmitors (or experiment by building if there's no out there in the market) and positioning each metal rod (emmitors) using harmonic geometry distances (phi ratio, etc) and combine different low and high frequencies. and keep work up to 7145 . Great job however , thank you guys for sharing .

[@Natesmitguitar]

I heard the frequencies being called out each time, and it makes sense that at each frequency a new pattern occurs because they're resonant frequencies. But was there a minimum decibel threshold in order for the patterns to occur? Do different patterns occur based on different levels? Super cool experiment. Sub'd!

[@nicestguyinhouse6112]

Nate Smit ye I think there is minimum and maximum before it changes too. Such a cool experiment. I'm just wondering if they built sides to the metal if it would keep doing the patterns. Just so the sand wasn't needing replaced all the time and also to save heaps of sand all over the floor haha. If so I might try set this up and show my niece and nephew. Get them into music at the same time hopefully as might see is more than just boy bands :)

[@nicestguyinhouse6112]

Like it constantly slightly changing but at certain frequencies it jumps to these patterns. Hard to get and exact handle on what they all look like as sometimes less sand on it than others. Which is why I'd like to know if it would work if the plate had tall edges. Also being left on the timefrequencies for longer time to see the in between shapes or the warping from 1 to the other. Think it wouldn't be hard to replicate though

[@TangoNevada]

@@nicestguyinhouse6112 Just pause the video for a longer vision of the shape or an in between shape.

[@nicestguyinhouse6112]

Tango Nevada Ye I know what you mean but sometimes there was less sand on it than others so wasn’t quite all the shape (in between shapes inc) and I dunno if they maybe put it up slower tjevin between shapes would stay or they would be chaotic. Still I should do it myself to see

[@TangoNevada]

@@nicestguyinhouse6112 The longer they were to play each frequency, the more it would settle down and the less chaotic it would be. The chaos is caused by the transition from one frequency to the other.

[@kanyenism7528]

What genre of music is this?

[@rile7648]

This is dubstep with out a drop

[@RedaniaKnight-Elect]

Elliott Hernandez Sebastian tonal reconstruction experiments

[@monday7210]

Ear drum killer

[@luisachen6389]

darude-sandbeeb

[@realMrVent]

+Elliott Hernandez Sebastian Teslacore

[@pcs06d]

Do these patterns change if you were to change the black surface to another material or do they consistently correlate with a specific frequency regardless of what surface they are on?

[@qwertyerthanyou]

+Cam Staubus it dosent matter what surface its on

[@flagmuffin1221]

+qwertyerthanyou Yes it does. Different materials have different compositions and therefore different resonant frequencies. The patterns you see are the result of the resonant frequencies of the material being used - every time the tone hits a resonant frequency, the sand (or whatever it is they're using) migrates to a node in the resonant frequency of the material.

[@anonnymous944]

4:34 This shape is Strikingly similar to the pattern of the Peyote cactus, an entheogenic cactus highly revered by many indigenous North American and Mexican tribes. Thanks for sharing!

[@EricDenny]

revered not only because its an acoustically resonated geometric shape, but because they trip balls on it!

[@ingrid5944]

Everything is connected!!!! ❤️🍃

[@gibbs677bg]

I really want to know what this would look like in the absence of gravity, can you image? amazing

[@michaeladams3762]

All the sand would float away and it wold be an annoying sound doing nothing.

[@gibbs677bg]

Yes after a while but you would see a pattern at the start, If there was no gravity nothing would be moving it in any direction to start with, but it wouldn't be 'doing nothing' as you put it.

[@silas123781]

B Gibbs not after a while, the plate vibrating would push the sand off, and with nothing to keep it on the plate, the sand would immediately float away

[@DR-xt5jq]

B Gibbs I saw a gif once of patterns of orbit which form geometrical measurements like these, across space-time that is, I think it'll look a lot like the Universe... if you can even imagine that.

[@Slingblade420]

+Flapjack Sofa Now if you take the vibrating plate out of the experiment, contain the sand within a box with speakers on all sides I image there would be some patterns that would emerge in three dimensional space.

[@nanoBorg88]

I would love to see you attempt this experiment on different shaped pieces of metal. If you can get a hexagonal sheet, see if you can get different patterns.

[@rolandomartinez3147]

The memories this video brings of watching this channel haha 😊

[@frenzyvault4487]

I can feel my brain vibrating too! Haha.. And when the image is about to form it's weirdly awesome.

[@dinodare1605]

I put it on full and I could FEEL it coming out of my phone's speaker, like wind

[@Chris-sv7xq]

Me too. I found it ridiculously calming

[@musichong]

The frequency change caused the white chart change, but I have a question, Is the vibrato frequency from the white chart or a black portion? I have a string instrument, there is a bridge in the center on a piece of python skin, and the bow plays the strings to create sound, I want to understand different frequencies cause which portion gets the best sound. This testing may help us improve the sound from changing bridge size and the position of the bridge,

[@lindaguitar6918]

Can the equipment for this experiment (the tone generator and speaker) be obtained from a store like Radio Shack? Was the board just thin wood, or cardboard, and was it simply laid on top of a speaker? And was that sand, or salt? I would love to try this with the kids I babysit for after school!

[@AwesomeGamerBros]

Full volume with turtle beaches. RIP headphone users

[@Firepheonix1881]

full volume with astro A40's. RIP headphone users

[@harukiigarashi]

steelseries siberia

[@cypherusuh]

are you a mage? if sounds could create such pattern, what if crop circle is possible due the high-pitched sounds from UFO?

[@HashlandXXX]

Sound might also be responsible for building large stone structures. (like the pyramids)

[@Invisible_willy]

Sounds extremely unlikely. Occam’s razor this idea. Aliens visiting earth is probably not really happening. UFOs are pretty much all explainable and have an easier solution than aliens

[@mgtowvalues]

@@Invisible_willy I would be interested in an Occam's Razor explanation of the Pentagon's AATIP 2004 admission, and perhaps in the spirit of William of Occam, maintain a simplicity (consistency) of explanation for say the Nuremberg Event of 1561, and the descriptions of Ezra, of Enoch. Let's also aim at including all such descriptions in as a simple a best explanation/easiest solution other than aliens. Really ready to hear that.

[@MusicofDanielNash]

Forgive my ignorance. How is this experiment set up? Factors I'm particularly interested in are: Is the powder salt or something else? What's the surface made out of? What is the dB level? What is the sound source? Thanks! If there is a link from the people doing the experiment, that would work spectacularly!

[@exproducermichael]

These patterns are specific to the shape of the plate, in this case a square, just FYI. The internal flexing of the plate bounces the frequencies back and forth from the edges with increasing complexity. Note that all the shapes are symmetrical with the plate.

[@hadiafelauer8460]

you exactly hit my tinitus,hh, so I wouldn´t have to see a doctor any more. Thank you, wonderful experiment. As a musician I can figure out all high tone frequencies, but where is the bass ?!

[@louf7178]

I noticed a shifting at some point, too. I didn't think of tinnitus.

[@digant9964]

As a musician, you should also know that you can hear what we call 'bass' at frequencies mostly below 100Hz

[@victorsvidss]

this vibrated the sh*t out of my laptop on full vol

[@brauliovazquezandrade3550]

Hi man! dude i'm very interested in the way you made this model. May you tell me how you did it??? Please i'm desperate

[@richhumphrey2264]

your a shining star no matter who you are...which vibe are you!! amazing

[@songsfiles]

Volumes are at 100%. Speakers 100%. Video Volume 100%. im used to insane sounds

[@songsfiles]

still alive

[@dianaprieto3209]

+RenoRojas XD What tone generator used?

[@snappytenshisan]

DON97801 is deaf, I am sure of it.

[@songsfiles]

deaf is for the person that can't hear, i can still hear,

[@lorenzamauldin8179]

DON97801 lol

[@bisamkiez]

Beautiful! I wonder what role have the physical properties (density, shape, thickness) of the actual surface in the creation of the shapes. Also - I'm curious what kind of shapes could be seen if single chosen frequency was used, but with diferent harmonic content (sine wave is used here, which contains no harmonics)? My guess is that surface is responsible for the difference in shapes, because it reacts to frequency, not harmonic content.

[@cirro6267]

I think we need to come back to exploring this science. Because you're right. It would probably play a huge role. Imagine if it was just abig tub of sand... maybe even find a way to match the frequency between peaks with a physical source, actuators.... would this effect be able to be reproduced on a larger scale? like a GREAT scale? lol

[@BigDogsHunt100]

hmm... becuase it's based on standing waves, you could make a couple of these boxes and compare them side by side. Maybe a circle vs oval? an equilateral triangle vs a 30-60-90? a Parabola vs hyperbolic curve? a 1:2 rectangle vs a golden ratio one?

[@megan11berry]

Are these mode shapes eigenvalue multiples of the natural frequency? If so, how do you calculate all the mode shapes given k, width, height, thickness and contact area/constraint of resonator? The sand shows you where the plate is not actually vibrating by falling into potential wells. I think.

[@zeztox]

I have seen an old docu about this, and they used the same plate with sand. Only, they used multiple frequencies. And as they had multiple high level frequencies, the paterns got animated. Showing galaxy like paterns on the board. And the higher the frequecy, the more complex the pattern got. So that makes me wonder, what if this planet we live on now, has a uniq insanely high and multiple frequencies, that shapes and form our world. a frequecy that controlls everything. From where it rains to volcanic and tectonik activity. Hell even human and animal behaviour. So if this force (frequency) controlls everything that is supose to happen, i mean scientists have done experiments on the human body, that shows that the human brain knows that something is about to happen, before it does.(i would link you the documentary, but i cant seem to find it again). My point is that this world we live in now, considering our technological advances the last 100 years. Seem to me to be a computer simulation in the distant future. And the possibility of humans being able to create a virtual world in year 2500, would be much more advanced then what we have today. And for all we know, in this virtual world, created in the future, there is another virtual world created within it. And it keeps creating worlds within worlds. And every time a virtual world is created it changes a litle bit. And for all we know, this world we live in now, might be the 1 000 000 000th virtual world, completely diffrent from the first. Food for thought.

[@TheDreamking1]

what you describe makes me kind of think of string theory.Granted I am no expert or anything, but i have done a little looking into some of these subjects, and it kind of sounds like a mix of several of them.

[@nicestguyinhouse6112]

It literally could be anything man but very possible what you said. I think it is all frequency and vibration from what we think we know It's all vibrations from light to every thing else. It would be ace to find out the working behind the workings eh. Take acid and feel literally a wave that is going through your body nice calm uniform waves. When you feel that, then you know your version of what you think you know is right. Whether it is or isn't. But the feeling of it is knowing what it is.

[@Chris-Alia]

What was the doc you watched?

[@aelius93]

Fools!!! How could you jump from 404 to 452 when 420-435hz are HUGELY famous right now for being the actual vibration of love? I want to see what love looks like as a geometrical pattern!!!!

[@brad10474]

Vibrations of love? Hugely famous?

[@tylertrash7686]

Lol 420

[@skbakanov]

Jarma not much love there in your comment mr.

[@RatPfink66]

Thank you so very much for asking us to turn the volume down, and then announcing the frequencies only by sound, without a visual title. What were you thinking???

[@glitteringdystop1a]

Have you considered the possibility that they weren't announcing the frequencies for us? They were likely conducting an experiment and the woman was relaying them for someone else to write down. That's why she repeats them a little louder occasionally. Turn up your volume and listen for them if you really need them-and don't assume things and make harsh judgements about things you don't understand. Don't spread negativity

[@glitteringdystop1a]

Ugh the amount of arrogance in your comment is infuriating! You must really think you know everything.

[@deedni42]

Great job using the rite amount of salt to display the natural vibration of sound frequency. Some of those energetic vibrating frequency displays are an absolutely a wounder to me. :) Have a great day!!!

[@theothertoolbox]

You know, some of these patterns look just like some of the patterns that can be seen from the air that were drawn somehow by ancient civilizations.

[@floobianmaster]

wtf? ARE U TALKING BOUT DUDE?

[@cheshireerlinberts5806]

oh yeah i just noticed

[@JonathanGoodchild]

theothertoolbox is right floobianmaster. #truestory

[@theothertoolbox]

floobianmaster survincity.com/2012/12/nazca-desert-the-mysterious-figure/

[@TubeSpoker]

Also with psychelics ... ayahuasca visions ... lsd etc the more high the more similar to high pitched patterns with the central as expanding is more pronunciated

[@jasimzoobi8151]

6:11 that's the noise i hear in my head when it's super quiet... Anyone else?

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

Jasim Zoobi it’s because of blood cells

[@CreativeWan]

Jasim Zoobi yes I know exactly what you mean... I too hear the high pitched sound, even when it's not quiet (if I zero in on it). As a kid, I wondered if it was radio frequencies in the air I was hearing or something internal. Never shared my thoughts with others because I was weird enough to my family as it was. Glad I am not alone...

[@jetpaq]

its called tinnitus. the little nerves attached to your ear "hairs" spasm and a false harmonic is created in your ear by those vibrations. Usually occurs after exposure to high decibels at most any frequency, its just high pitched to you because there are so many 'hairs' and the tympanic membrane spasms causing the sound. Id like to see this in space as well...super cool for containment theory in fusion.

[@StayPositiveLLC]

jetpaq FYI: RF is commonly confirmed with Tinnitus. There are dozens of electronics that causes a ‘whine’ in your ear for the time being.

[@tommykopperud4638]

Jasim Zoobi yes, I hear the same pitch. Its not in my ears, it is in my head. I was brainwashed ( by myself and mainstream 'consensus' )to believe the bs about the ears. Not so.

[@Rajakryst144]

You are the one you have been waiting for your whole life

[@Pinlight]

Fantastic job. Really great!

[@pahviloota1916]

actually cured my headache

[@Chris-sv7xq]

Made me feel calm and relaxed

[@baxter5431]

Try this with metal shavings, possibly, surrounded by an EMF. What will happen? Then include a plasma discharge.

[@quadro128]

idk dafuq that means but it sounds interesting

[@dylancurry7971]

Obviously you know what happens already. Todd Baxter from eudora?!?

[@TangoNevada]

And Laser Beams, then Light Sabers.

[@AllenBarclayAllen]

Are you just going threw the frequencies and find a resonated picture it gets louder..! I Are you changing the volume? If not is that everyone's experience because when you rase thw the frequency from a resonated pattern sounds like the volume stopped?

[@gorp27]

I noticed lots of 4, 6 and 8 sided patterns, are there any frequencies that produce 3,5 or 7 sided patterns?

[@Flight0fTheValkyries]

loud volume? CHALLENGE ACCEPTED AND COMPLETED! >:3

[@lb3724]

I wonder if ther'es a pattern between sharp and flat tones where you can usually tell if a tone is sharp or not with this instead of hearing it.

[@pqlasmdhryeiw8]

If you mean sharp and flat tones like on a piano, those are just arbitrarily set.

[@AtaIarion]

@@pqlasmdhryeiw8 they are different pitches in some instruments. Otherwise we wouldn't need sharps and flats, just sharps.

[@CaneFumatore]

@@AtaIarion We need flats for key purposes too

[@tadcotadco6344]

If there is no any kind of mistification here, I think this phenomenon deserves much, much more studies on the academical level with different substances, surfaces, combinations of tones and elements, etc. Specially now when the theoretical physics is in an impass since 40-50 years

[@AlphaChimpEnergy]

That’s unreal! Beyond amazing.

[@joseph4445]

Would be easy to design a logo with this magic.

[@nathanalexkirk3173]

There's an old book, Flatland, where the characters live in 2D and watch objects from the 3D world pass thru. So, like, a sphere would be a circle. An egg passing thru just right would be a circle or an ellipse, but could be some odd ellipse i don't know the name of. A cube might pass thru as a square or rectangle, or i don't know. BUT!! this video suggests that when a 3D "thing" passes thru 2D the result might be much more complex. So!! This FASCINATING woman, Alicia Boole Stott, had a brother working on "things" in 4D, which i think are called tesseracts, so she began making 3D models from cardboard of what tesseracts would look like as they passed thru 3D space. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alicia_Boole_Stott But this video has me wondering if "things" in 4D passing thru 3D space might be much more complex than her polytopes. Or would it be just wave forms, if 4D has such, that would create complex 3D patterns?

[@davidknipe4113]

This experiment has nothing to do with objects in higher dimensions.

[@ProGamer1515]

This is the best speaker test ever!

[@drizzd1]

Standing waves! Same reason bass frequencies are uneven inside of rooms in ways that depend upon the geometry of the room itself. Similarly the geometry of the plate effects the formation of these shapes depending upon the applied frequency.

[@captcorajus]

Wait a minute... that can't be right! Complexity requires an intelligent designer! (sarc)

[@MagicBlubber]

Wait a minute.. Time doesn't exist. Clocks do! And we've all tricked ourselves into the "it will pay off in time" mindset while we whittle away our bodies, life force and now. Such a shame!

[@Farkas1111]

You don't think frequency and sound are intelligent? Where does sound come from?

[@ecclesiastesseventen]

This experiment wuz intelligently designed :P

[@TinSandwichUK]

Farkas1111. The intelligent part of it is your brain translating the minute vibrations on your ear drum into the sound. The brain in conjunction with one ear drum receiving the sound just a mere fraction later or earlier than the other allows us to perceive where the sound is coming from.

[@offkeylock]

Everything that we see, hear and touch is vibration. Every thought and movement. Form the solid to gas. Light and dark; all vibrations.. That all this universe is.. I'd call that a masters degree

[@assasin101011]

i muted this video cant take the frequency 😂😂 even the volume is 1

[@320oathkeeper]

Headache but this is sooo amazing! Must watch all the way through!

[@GlitchBadassery]

Oh ! Chladni figures, awesome ! We studied some of them at the university.

[@XieonGaming]

Great experiment. People need to understand that music can influence things. Also magic words in ancient times could make the sand move. that's why the magic words were phonetics

[@DeaganThewolf]

Then it should work today. What happened?

[@XieonGaming]

I wish comments made sense, or had any form of flow to them.

[@degentv3046]

You may want to get that dyslexia checked out... Along with the magical thinking.

[@fedevela]

Raeven Wood Your ignorance is baffling.

[@degentv3046]

Only stupid people are confounded by ignorance. I assure you, words uttered by man have never moved sand- except to blow away some grains by breath. The power of words lies in their intention and resultant actions of the speaker or audience. Actualization does not equate to telekinesis. So sorry if you can't comprehend my words, or reality.

[@damonnugent1993]

Why do they form into these particular complex shapes? I see a pattern in this, not sure what it could lead to, but it's there.

[@volchonokilliR]

+damon nugent "...Chladni was even able to produce a formula that successfully predicted the patterns found on vibrating circular plates..."

[@damonnugent1993]

***** Good stuff. What does it all mean though? capabilities of sound vibrations and waves? sacred geometry and spirituality? Science? Nature? God? Mysticism?

[@volchonokilliR]

damon nugent what you see is nodal lines of sound waves, areas in which sound waves are cancelling each other... Well, it's as I do understand. I'm not pro in these questions :)

[@damonnugent1993]

***** I see, why can't sound waves already do this via speaker?

[@volchonokilliR]

damon nugent what do you mean they can't? What you see on video is speaker with a metal plate attached :)

[@bartek4210]

Here we see the flat slice through waves, right or not ? So I wonder how does these waves looks in 3D? How can I imagine it or do you have some graphics?

[@ILLiteSociety]

I wonder what made someone attempt this experiment? How many times did they try to test the concept before they landed on this one in particular? So cool!

[@MrDaleaaaa]

the shapes are the same as the shapes of building in south africa