Scientist Explains How to Levitate Objects With Sound | WIRED

[@tkgsg]

So all Vader was doing was shouting at different frequencies. Noice.

[@divitiaevictoria9605]

😂

[@zack7122]

*nice*

[@rainydays8408]

No wonder why he always breath so heavily

[@jsrlb]

So, Vader was Dovahkiin? 😂

[@h4lfi]

lmae

[@Jason-rl9gf]

Ancient civilizations on the other side are laughing at how we are levitating beads.

[@rupeshbagwe8607]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3WadmOLdrZgjc0

[@animax1034]

@@rupeshbagwe8607 very nice, i am also Praveen Mohan fan and i am here after that video, our ancient civilizations mastered this technologies and used them thousands of years ago to built massive temple structures by the mantra (sound frequencies), i dont care world believes it or not but its our history and we know it.

[@shivansharora2746]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3WadmOLdrZgjc0 so true

[@creativemoments7869]

Yes same after watching Praveen Mohan I saw this

[@gustav4351]

this shows how ancient civilizatiins was truly advanced and how today we are in a "dark age" with narrow-minded, materialistic modern science

[@gregaaron89]

How to levitate small objects and annoy every dog within a 1 mile radius

[@Kassieq]

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[@Jessica-qv8yg]

Well well

[@qtasabutton21]

Egyptians had huge dog statutes…… hmmmmm a connection here?

[@blurryface139]

I'm surprised why this doesn't have millions of views. Wow. This is so amazing

[@fucku3460]

It was discovered decades ago

[@biggibbs4678]

Rain is more amazing than this

[@genewray3918]

Watch interviews of college students and their basic knowledge.

[@endlessthunder6161]

Because the mass is too busy with bullshits in social media

[@thedoc9062]

@@genewray3918 👍To busy trying to be social influencer’s. I watched a person go to a college campus and interview some students. Many had no clue how many states make up the U.S. They listed Africa as a country. Had no clue how many people our congress is made up of etc…. You get my point. Sixth grade questions appeared too difficult for most. 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤔

[@grim_bbx2241]

Whats cool about sound waves is they can levitate tiny fragile molecules or you can use the vibrations to cut straight thru solid rock.

[@jzj2212]

This the pyramids

[@MiccaPhone]

cutting through objects is not mentioned here. prove it or it is just your phantasy.

[@grim_bbx2241]

@@MiccaPhone bruh

[@MiccaPhone]

@@grim_bbx2241 thanks for providing the "bruh" proof, now I am convinced.

[@grim_bbx2241]

@@MiccaPhone lol, look up metal ring cuts thru granite with vibrations.. A little independent research will go a long way. I can tell you all that or just say "Bruh" as the short version.

[@BigblackDavis]

Could it be that some insects vibrate their wings at the frequency that is needed to levitate their bodies off the ground similar to how these beads are floating?

[@farahunn]

I don't think so, but also I never am able to digest the fact about how the bees uplift their body even when there is a to and fro motion of the wing at the same speed which provides air friction of the same amount in both directions but that lifts the bee up anyway.

[@andrewfortoul8179]

actually bees have a hollow spot in thier body that reaches the very frequency this video talks about. See a book called tomorrows energy need not be fuel

[@RohitKumar-kj3kc]

Yeah sure but those insects can only hover by vibrating their wings in a vacuum . Or else they would be just flying by pushing the air down n lifting themselves up at the same time like birds and bees.

[@donotwantahandle1111]

We need to know the beequency!

[@hawkara]

That’s aerodynamic levitation.

[@KosmoGamesKill]

if you wonder why you cant hear anything on video. Its due to the audio encoding, which are optimized for human hearing and will delete the very high and low specrums for efficient encoding. Also your headphones might not support these frequencies, or your hearing has already deterioated to not be able to hear 22kHz anymore.

[@hasanmuttaqin464]

Mmmm.... Weren't like, human can't hear above 20khz tho?

[@NightRunner417]

I love the way it visualizes the harmonic hotspots in the path of the sound. That's pretty slick. I'd love to see that with something dusty, like powdered sugar or flour.

[@somewhitekid21]

You would never lose a coke line again 😂

[@NightRunner417]

@@somewhitekid21 🤣🤣

[@charlesellis3881]

In order to levitate larger objects it takes a combination of frequencies that depends on the scale and the size and mass of the object

[@theplanxtys3200]

the standing wave knows nothing about the object

[@UncleCaptainZach]

Pyramids

[@roberttaylor7064]

Never have enough energy supply, and highly impractical, you would have to move the whole machine to move the object.

[@roberttaylor7064]

​@@UncleCaptainZach? NO...

[@LogansMoshPit]

Wingardium Leviosa!

[@Name-ul8es]

no, its Wingardium LeviosuUUUHHHHHH

[@kornaes]

@Thank You harry potter

[@zack7122]

im asking

[@nathandrake4803]

It's Leviousahh not levi-o-sa

[@hili467]

What i want to know is, does the weight of the levitated object transfer. Like, if the transducer is on a scale, and you add the bead, does the scale register the bead or is it blind? If you were doing magnetic levitation the weight would transfer

[@ghostmateify]

why would it register on the scale are u dum

[@IveGotAHondaFifty]

All it is, is a high pressure point and a low pressure point holding the object.

[@dereckbrajevich6474]

You could use silicon carbide orbs with helium bubbles at the core, combined that with the acoustic levitation, they may just be able to get the entire apparatus to lift. Since helium would be contained within the carbide it could be utilized in blimps with minimal to no leakage.

[@gokux9261]

Yes… I was thinking that too ! 🤥

[@dereckbrajevich6474]

It is curious that N.A.S.A developed this technology but has not applied it to artificial gravity or sonic sanitation techniques.

[@dereckbrajevich6474]

@@gokux9261 nice 👃.

[@dereckbrajevich6474]

I would like to see this on vehicles, particularly in the rain. Watch the car levitate and see the rain just beed away in the air.

[@SphereOfStreaming]

@@dereckbrajevich6474 this! I can definitely see this being a possibility for commercial use in the near future

[@randyquinapondan5292]

It's great to see another new fascinating physics on sound waves just waiting to be implemented on new inventions or maybe even create new type of techs

[@chipo-lweendomwiindilila3689]

He’s asking all the right questions👍🏽

[@scrubmeclean9665]

If we place the sound levitation system on a scale, turn it on, and then place an object in the spot such that the object floats between the two transducers, does the weight of the object get added to the scale?

[@BenFoilHat]

GREAT QUESTION!! I was wondering how much the scale would weigh while the machine is turned on vs off, and would it vary depending on frequency

[@Rookies103]

Weight doesn't change at all, you are lifting and object

[@MiccaPhone]

of course the scale would measure that additional weight.

[@stevendaniels8652]

What we could do, however, is build sidewalk structure that produces a levitation effect in an object of the right material, in the form of a hover board. Maybe just some sort of aggregate in the concrete that encoverages reflection of sound or electricity/magnetism. We are just around the corner.

[@RealManifestationExperience]

There is SO much we don't know

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[@simonlinser8286]

this would make a really weird board game or puzzle game of sorts, maybe with increasing levels of challenge, like maybe have two people be able to slightly alter the waveform, within some bounds, and they each get a few pieces designated to them, then they have to modulate the wave by tapping a button or something and if it's done right some pieces fall out, idk....

[@nauseousp]

So that was orientated vertically. Can the same thing be done on the horizontal plane ?

[@Jessica-qv8yg]

Yes, I have already seen it horizontally.

[@user-zk5jn4br7u]

Aliens

[@funky_tree]

Someone did it in 3d! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZWtqX2Idt2XfLc

[@beatch42]

I would imagine, because the objects snap into a canceled zone, it shouldn't matter what the orientation of the horns are.

[@CryptoCrusaderX]

Make a software driver that detects the material and adjusts the resonate frequency based on material and I'm 1000% sure you could build a battery operated hoverboard

[@Noxish]

I see that sound is an energy but I disagree and I think this in a way proves it. I believe that our understanding of sound and gravity has a long way to go.

[@Durvington]

For sure. The universe is energy, frequency, and vibrations. The fact that gravity is just space bending blows my mind still.

[@ChrisStoneinator]

What are you talking about? It's a pressure wave that carries energy. Just because your understanding has a long way to go, doesn't mean there aren't incredibly detailed tomes on the subject of acoustics. This experiment doesn't concern our understanding of gravity at all; a simple force model of gravity is sufficient to make sense of it.

[@Noxish]

@@ChrisStoneinator wtf are you talking about?? Sound is a product of something vibrating CREATING the pressure wave. Sound is not a pressure wave carrying energy. Get your facts correct. That is according to PASCO.... Smh go comment somewhere else.

[@ChrisStoneinator]

@@Noxish ohh you’re TROLLING, got it.

[@Noxish]

@@ChrisStoneinator nah

[@tripledsavvy]

Man’s really gave nasa credit for tech that been around since the Egyptian empire

[@justinakers3196]

I don’t think any of us know yet, but I think we’re looking at a partial answer of the UFO phenomenon

[@user-jl4we3tf9t]

yuppp

[@abdulbasyirmohddahalan3374]

Yes they levitate by using " sound engine".

[@youarelife3437]

A very small part of it, yes.

[@stephaniebranum5536]

All of reality it based in sound/vibration, I think advanced species do use that to their advantage.

[@zervzerv1214]

The gray's are deaf so they use the ether element instead of air. Electromagnetism is the ether equivalent for sound.

[@charlesellis3881]

It’s actually a principle of combination of frequencies combine together in the right sequence, and you can levitate larger items

[@eliwise5330]

What would be needed to levitate a human?

[@GETAFlX]

​@@eliwise5330 lots of very loud.noises. I would go so far as to suggest our ear drums would not survive even if that was possible

[@Pr0digy47]

Man I swear we had an ancient civilization that used this kind of technology. With electromagnetic and sound power or something. It’s really crazy to think about.

[@stephend9899]

You're right. We are all descendants of a great catastrophe.

[@GratefulMets]

Graham Hancock wants you to watch his videos!

[@Pr0digy47]

@@GratefulMets I love that his stuff he’s amazing 🤙🏻

[@markstanding8538]

There's zero reason to think that.

[@qruzado]

I swear you're deluded!

[@stinkleaf]

Seems the key is having 2 sound waves that match the resonate frequency of an object? Are there similarities to the qualities of sound waves and electromagnetic energy?

[@seedplanter7173]

what would happen hypothetically if every space on earth had 4+1 G consuming your soul?

[@j.hateshisjob5137]

@@seedplanter7173 my man what

[@jonathankorman4031]

It has really nothing to do with the object. The speakers aren't even aware of the ball or interact with it in any way. They just continue to vibrate and push air molecules around. The ball just needs to be able to fit comfortably within the wavelength of the sound waves, and be light enough to ride on the high pressure area created at the nodes of the standing wall. Being too small might create difficulties with maintaining stability.

[@freddierogers2462]

I’ve seen a bowling ball levitated in one experiment using ultra high frequencies Hutchinson Effects

[@unikadas]

The effect may be achievable, but careful of elevating the effigy characters called "John Hutchison" or sidekick "Judy Wood".

[@treefrog123a]

You need to use manysound wave threads to acheive greater object levitation or containd force

[@BangBangBo]

What if you built crazy large sound but encapsulate it so you can move objects within that device of insane scale?

[@FDroid01]

The Hadron bass collider

[@bunchofletters9250]

the reason why this is a bad idea to do is because you would need a really big wavelength. you preferably would want the objects lenght to be half that of the wavelength, you also run in to the problem that the sound it would make would deafen you after a certain size. and inorder to produce these sounds you would need a really big "loudspeaker".and the amount of power this thing would need makes it extremly inefficient.

[@deqcha84]

Size seems to be limited by wave length. Is there a limit for weight if so which factors are at play here?

[@gnaneshwaar2594]

I guess people who are more interested in acoustic Levitation, there are ancient gigantic structures(temples) in India which used this method to construct temples. Do a little digging you'll understand.

[@shendekaustubh]

Ancient India ❤️💯

[@nayana3008]

Praveen Mohan Fans

[@shendekaustubh]

@@nayana3008He's the best 💯

[@roberttaylor7064]

NO...they most definitely did not.

[@PaulRund-e7r]

“For he spoke, and it came to be; he commanded, and it stood firm.” Psalm 33:6-9

[@HowFarCanYouSee]

Imagine when they discover that our body is a huge technological machine that can levitate itself with the use of sound vibrating with the use of mantras 🙏

[@Rcknrll666]

Yeah, I remember.. Nikola Tesla had it figured out, look how the treated him.

[@wolfbear7]

@@Rcknrll666 Because the people armed with knowledge can easily take away their toys ($$$$) and power. So they will rather die than let the knowledge out. They think the poles shifting and micronovae are their route to cleansing the rifraff.

[@Poisontooth]

What? How?

[@Grandassets]

my ears are ringing now, red bull gives you wings LOL it could be the amount of coffee and sugar I have had today too

[@andrewdean6963]

@@Rcknrll666 Where did the towers go? Evidence of directed free energy technology on 9/11. Judy Wood. Empirical evidence is the truth, that theory must mimic.

[@jkbbxmn7301]

1:08 Acoustic waves are not longitudinal as shown, but transversal. So it's more of a pressure wave than a wave you could create with a skipping rope for example.

[@h7opolo]

manipulating the density of air with standing, sound waves, aka static wind. increase frequency to increase resolution of voxelated graphic. increase amplitude of waves to suspend heavier weighted objects.

[@earlyjokesarelameandunfunn9794]

h7opolo thank you for the copy pasted Wikipedia page

[@h7opolo]

​@@earlyjokesarelameandunfunn9794 those are my own words.

[@earlyjokesarelameandunfunn9794]

h7opolo yep sure

[@insulartahiti_ai]

So can I put any two speakers facing each other at 22k & make something levitate??

[@crashfrog3051]

weird timing ... just watched a video of magician Chris Ramsay playing around with one of these...

[@MrAndyStenz]

Crash Frog which video, if you happen to have a link. This was my first thought so I’d love to see what Chris did with it!

[@crashfrog3051]

andy stenz video just dropped a few days ago, it’s in the first 5 minutes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3awlZewabp_a7s

[@zkfnd859]

There is growing consensus, that ancient civilizations used specific hymns and chant specific mantras, to create certain frequency to help move objects or perhaps even lift them.

[@strong8705]

Humans exposed to strong vibrations, unaware.

[@gandalf7262]

Your body will die before you levitate with strong frequencies exposure? Is this?

[@hybridyd1305]

@@gandalf7262 go on...finish the sentence

[@ahkilleux]

1:10 did you just render the sound waves as lateral waves? Shouldn't they be longitudinal or compressive waves?

[@petebeat8888]

Other uses: Also good for getting rid of dogs in a big area

[@davidarundel6187]

Tibetan Monks, can levitate large rocks - to heavy for humans to physicaly lift - with resonant sound frequencys - at least 20 Monks, with horns, to do that. Coral Castle, was built by the same means, by only one person. He also deconstructed it, moved it a few miles by truck & reconstructed the Coral Castle, using resonant frequencys to lift & place the 35 ton blocks, on his own. Coral Castle, to my knowledge stands to this day, where it was moved to.

[@anotherpointofview222]

Is video of this available?

[@thatdude3977]

Coral castle used a tri pod thing with pulleys lmfao

[@auntykeli]

This was BEYOND COOL!!! Consider dis old Aunty's mind blown!

[@zack7122]

queen keli! i love you ❤️❤️❤️❤️💖

[@Kayla-dm8nr]

Idk, for some reason I feel like the ancient Egyptians and ancients in general definitely knew about this and used it to help them move large objects to build the pyramids and other monuments.

[@tomrobb232]

YESSS and they knew abt the power of the sun

[@casyli]

Defo

[@aakashwow724]

This was already written in the hindu scriptures in hinduism there was a great significance for sound(vibrations). When the saints, sages meditate their breath drops naturally it can drop to 3 - 6 breaths per minute that is when they can hear infrasonic and ultrasonic sounds they can also feel the vibrations. That is how the hindu scriptures have many things about the universe. Because they can feel the vibrations. Tibetian monks also used very big instruments to levitate objects.that is how the saints and sages levitate with producing a certain frequency of vibration in their body

[@roberttaylor7064]

The levitating part is a myth.

[@FelipeSilva-gv2sd]

This is awesome! Thanks, brother, for sharing your knowledge!

[@gone3281]

so thats how we lose a sock on a washing cicle, it levitates.

[@gus473]

👍 Great interview that covered all my questions but one: How much does it cost...? 🤔

[@watema3381]

probably more than your entire family's life savings times two

[@zack7122]

$696969696969696969696969.6969696969

[@doomtucker7895]

Its basically just a speaker so..

[@sumsar01]

most likely 10000-50000 $ if it's commercial equipment. Maybe less if it made in house.

[@doomtucker7895]

@@sumsar01 why so much

[@moviewideanglemirror]

I'm not surprised at this. I always see floating objects when I shout. 😱

[@lampard9512]

😆👏👏👏

[@nilnixlove]

Imagine a pitch so loud that humans can't hear it and being able to jump to a significantly high enough frequency that it propels an aircraft.

[@IveGotAHondaFifty]

Humans dont hear things that have a frequency much above 20kHz, it doesnt really matter how 'loud' it is. And it will never propel anything even remotely close to a model aeroplane let alone a full scale one.

[@nilnixlove]

@@IveGotAHondaFifty Makes sense. I did a lot more research on sound after this.

[@mrechannel2023]

I've always wondered if ancient civilizations used sound to help move large rocks; would beating the stones rhythmically induce movement along looser gravel?

[@TheBLSh0w]

Just put it in a handheld device and boom! You have a sonic screwdriver

[@zack7122]

O.M.G.

[@zack7122]

also can you screw me

[@captain_fiji2403]

@@zack7122 Sus

[@canopyfields]

Create a tube, you walk into it, the levitation suspends you, and when you press a button, the sound vibration is adjusted so that you float to level above. Viola, a lift tube!!!

[@minedminemind5656]

Can a standing wave that interrupts gravity effect the weight of that structure above it? Can a horizontal standing wave allow a force to be transmitted through it? In order to lift the structure above the standing wave?

[@montanamorgan7117]

! I believe he mentioned he could turn the machine up. So more power?

[@IveGotAHondaFifty]

It doesnt interupt gravity, it just provides a force counteracting it. Nothing interupts gravity.

[@minedminemind5656]

@@IveGotAHondaFifty so... you choose NOT to answer the question? Even if proposed incorrectly...

[@TONYPARAMOTOR]

Yes, it is theoretically possible to use electromagnetic waves for propelling spaceships and vehicles. One concept is the use of electromagnetic propulsion systems, such as electromagnetic propulsion drives or plasma propulsion, which utilize electromagnetic fields to accelerate and propel spacecraft.

[@philipbrown4930]

Why do I feel like this is the begining to a new Era of technology 🤔

[@GudXM]

Because you're correct, the Age of Aquarius (now) is the age of technology.

[@TheTacticalMess]

New era of technology... nah this technology has existed for a long time. Modern scientists are just now waking up this phenomenon.

[@pro.gnosis]

“The medicine of the future will be music and sound.” - Edgar Cayce

[@hyperion-qw6uj]

1980: we will have flying cars in the future 2021: flying beads

[@RamonSanders]

Gotta start somewhere heh

[@samwilliams6202]

If this video intrigued you check out, Sonic Geometry: The Language of Frequency and Form. That video brought me here lol.

[@nolannalon6437]

That's How They built megalitic structures

[@deep.space.12]

No mention of the hologram using a levitated tiny bead?

[@TheScarvig]

i was thinking that the whole video... they really managed to make a 10 min video about this topic without mentioning the most recent development of this tech which probably will be the major driving force in its further development!

[@watema3381]

was really hoping that they'd mention it

[@eljaroebeukes5118]

The largest object they can levitate is a 3mm bead? I just saw a guy levitate a rock with a didgeridoo.

[@Rustin427]

I would very much like to see that do you have a video ?

[@erikholmgren5645]

This is actually how the anunakki made the pyramids

[@nine5873]

🙏🏾

[@revalexander4419]

This is how a Bumble bee flies

[@ladyofquills]

When my father was inventing this when I was a child, we used to put ants in the field. It was entertaining for us kids. Lol! Though my father held the patent for this, he was working with NASA to develop it. They were hoping to be able to make it easier for them to study moon rocks at the time is what he told me. :)

[@HaerinKitty-1]

This is the truth about how ancient people build mega structures such as Pyramids etc

[@yeshuaisthewaythetruthandt515]

What happens when you hold your hand between the sound waves? Can you feel something when you do that?

[@watema3381]

I'd assume so, but the machine isn't powerful enough for such density / weight

[@lextreasure5537]

Sound is the key to teleportation

[@lovealwayswins6784]

I couldn’t help but think about the Egyptian pyramids the whole time. I think they used focused sound wave levitation with amplifiers. I think they were also able to cut stone with sound waves. I heard someone talk about how they did it by remote viewing ancient Egypt.

[@BrowningGunz]

What are you smoking to think you can remote view the past lol

[@philippezevenberg1332]

they used beats by dre

[@mrwoody1413]

@@BrowningGunz I’m wondering the same thing..

[@_vakas]

@@BrowningGunz If there's a will, there's a way.

[@GETAFlX]

It's nice to dream this theory but outside of aliens coming down with their technology, building them and leaving without leaving a trace of the amplifiers etc it's a little far fetched

[@christianthompson1473]

What is the effect of adjusting the frequency?

[@volcaniadread]

Common dude i need that hoverboard!

[@QueenetBowie]

He’s not that common

[@volcaniadread]

C G what do you mean?

[@Tao-fp3yr]

Lexus has had them for years. They just cost 10k.

[@DONTTHUGNOMOR]

Can I do this through a normal speaker?? please tell!🙏

[@benegan7421]

This guy clearly watched Chris Ramsey’s video and was like “let’s make a video about that” 😄

[@ryanwaldron3791]

Levitated off the dance floor 1998 ,24 years later still unbeatable

[@mahendradaga1845]

This practise was in vogue in India and many ancient temples are said to be built using this technology

[@santhalcelebration2503]

can you prove it?

[@rupeshbagwe8607]

@@santhalcelebration2503 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3WadmOLdrZgjc0

[@santhalcelebration2503]

@@rupeshbagwe8607 it does not prove anyting it is just a theory.show me real prove

[@animax1034]

@@santhalcelebration2503 can you prove the existence of soul in the body? not everything in the universe can be proven things thats beyond the grasp of matter cant be proven but the fact is ancient civilizations knew about the power of mantra shakti (sound frequencies) and used them to built temple structures according to most of the crores of native people of that ancient civilization and facts are the existence of these structures, believe it or not.

[@ChandrapalSd]

@@santhalcelebration2503 can you prove the existence of ( black hole , gravity ) ?

[@charlesellis3881]

Have you ever considered using magnetic fields along with acoustic levitation and genetic structuring using crispr

[@andrew178888]

this is what I've been theorizing also

[@andrew178888]

along with angular momentum

[@SolomonFitt]

Ark of the covenant was said to use sound to level armies

[@emasolie4135]

That's incorrect. The AOC emitted no sounds.

[@cmac2256]

No God told them to march for seven days around the walls of Jericho to build resonance. This caused vibrations so strong it crumbled the walls

[@emasolie4135]

@@cmac2256 The sound was trumpets, then an earthquake. All the walls did not fall. Rahab's house remained. Nevertheless, the Ark emitted no sounds or vibrations according to scripture.

[@emasolie4135]

@@cmac2256 That is not what God's word says. Trumpets alone could not move stone walls. An earthquake leveled most of the walls with the exception of Rahab's house.

[@imsethtwo]

Wonder if you could use some sort of phaser or delay to amplify the power of the acoustics

[@EddyA1337]

It's like it's quantum locked in place with superconducting magnetic levitation. Fascinating. It levitates where it does because that's where the two sine waves are counteracting with each other

[@The0GamingHero]

Basically what the guy said in the video

[@randomguyonthenet2623]

safe

[@xrinnegan]

Little do they know there was a guy who went to CHINA AND RECORDED THIS TECHNIQUE, but sadly some people , found out about his recording when he went to his hometown and they DESTROYED WHAT HE RECORDED, It’s said that what he saw was the Chinese use Instruments to Recreate “The Standing Wave” they had long Trumpets , along with some drums and etc and they all stood around the boulder and Made it Levitate , People knew about this waaaaay before the 2000s it was kept secret for some odd reason

[@jacuibell8118]

Where can I learn more ??

[@xrinnegan]

@@jacuibell8118 it’s called Acoustic Levitation, if you search it a lot of things will pop up on it

[@sarthakdas89]

The ancient temples in india cut out of huge rocks I believe are made through sound waves cutting through rocks. The ancient believe that creation was driven by sound also is fascinating

[@alpha-q1066]

My grandfather used to tell me . How he has seen priests levitating gaint rocks by chanting mantras in groups. I did not believe him . But now i think he was telling the truth.

[@markrisselcelo1829]

If it can destroy our eardrums, amd break glasses maybe it has the power to lift heavy objects with the right power or frequency.🤔

[@hook-x6f]

When we get way out into an exponentially advanced future. Anything can be done.

[@urbnctrl]

Not maybe, our ancestors knew exactly how ro do this on a global scale 10.000 years ago. Maybe it was to try and prevent a flood maybe the flood was a result of it. What is for sure is that contemporary science and archeology is a mere echo of the real advancement of life on earth. A catastrophy certainly has set us back 100.000s of years.

[@Recon_Racing]

The bubonic plague

[@exit22121]

5:20 I think he called you fat bruv

[@mxgx6646]

Buddhists monks used acoustic levitation to move boulders centuries ago.

[@xXiTzMeBXx]

Would they be able to levitate larger objects if a larger speaker was used funneled down to a smaller horn?

[@MiccaPhone]

I recommend you watch the video: 4:45 - 5:26

[@avishdjae7194]

In very ancient India, this technique was used to lift blocks to build temples. Search it on google.

[@badgerrunner7774]

If it were powerful enough and big enough could it lift a person. If so, would there be any negative affects on the body?

[@kelliv2995]

Can you say 👽 ship propulsion/maneuvering?

[@growlandroll]

Kelli Votel I was literally talking about this with a couple of friends a week ago

[@widowmaker4097]

Thats electromagnetic but they probably have a sound version already.

[@ayoPHREEK]

“The were developed by NASA in the 60’s and 70’s” Something tells us Egyptians might have beat nasa to it

[@arod1818]

Wow so they have had this technology for years I always known that you could levitate something with sound waves but I did not know that we control it and filter a stream so that way you put something in that scream it would stand that path just like if it was a river and you are the canoe so fine the Earth's natural resonance's find a way to amplify that by putting structures on the major points that you need all over the Earth cuz he said this is how we figure out to use this anti-gravity with sound waves remember they did an experiment on the moon so my guess is they found a way to amplify it

[@slavenarkaimovski3897]

How did ancient people in megalithic period has managed to create levitation device?

[@TheTacticalMess]

@@slavenarkaimovski3897 It’s simple... instruments... the Tibetan used instruments to lift stones... I guess the question arises of whether the people of the megalithic times really used instruments though, and how possible it is to levitate massive structures is up for debate.

[@rolflandale2565]

In thick atmosphere, sound waves make effective limb gears to levitate elements. In micro gravity, optical energy can do more effective. Both merely need amp power and patterns of attune. An object can also self momentum this way asthe engine. Requires accel motion, then counter potential motion to generate grip tow. Then the limp mechanism will cause a directional *geo - scoptical flow.

[@lordw9609]

At 1:15 Did he say it was developed by NASSER? Someone tell him it's NASA Lol

[@cars.796]

Your an idiot

[@098anime]

i´ve always wondered why native english speakers pronounce an "A" at the end of a word like "-er". most people dont even realize it.

[@cars.796]

@@098anime ask the creators of the English language, English people.

[@kassandrachmarzynski1572]

Thanks amazing stuff 💛

[@connorhighland6783]

I real question is when will I get my hoverboard/hovercar?

[@CalliKira]

When humans won't crash them like crazy

[@connorhighland6783]

@@CalliKira humans crash cars all the time bruh

[@Khalnayak2703]

Not me thinking of using acoustic levitation to make a floating pond 😂

[@RadicalTrivia]

How does the geometry of the empty space in which the standing wave is being created affect the wave? Like, if there were two horns at either end of a closed cylinder? Or, if you produced sounds in the Barabar caves in India (they are geometrically-perfect, somehow).

[@Cicyro4716]

If you have an inclosed space you’ll get standing waves with a waves lengths that are the size of your space or whole number fractions of it all other waves will deconstructively cancel each other out

[@Cicyro4716]

Correction integer value of whole or half waves lengths

[@RadicalTrivia]

@@Cicyro4716Hmm, ok. Those caves do have openings, would that make a difference if it isn't quite an enclosed space?

[@kayarts3665]

They did this in Exeter university a few months back with a dead spider!

[@XRajakumaraa95]

Who is here after ANCIENT TAMIL TEMPLE BUILDERS ???

[@anjudiwas]

i was and laughed when this guy said NASA invented (not discovered) in 60s

[@animax1034]

MEE, Ancient Hindu temple builders

[@animax1034]

@@anjudiwas i also laughted, it was already known to ancient civilizations as power of mantras (mantra shakti) but they stole our credit and like always and claimed they invented it but in reality they re-discovered it.

[@sS-mn7xm]

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[@ChandrapalSd]

@@animax1034 Stoling credit doesnt make any difference to us .

[@LEGENDARYFORCE01]

What are the two frequencies

[@vedasiva695]

what if the Egyptians somehow used the same principle but with different methods(unknown) in constructing pyramids to lift such gigantic rocks which are practically impossible to lift by humans even using any kind of machinery to such great heights.

[@botten4187]

What if it was just thousands of slaves working for decades?

[@dimitriosdesmos4699]

@@botten4187 or they shouted really loud after getting drunk.

[@charlesellis3881]

If you really look at it, you are combining matter. You can put two water drops together or two chemicals together and combine them if you have the right temperature and frequency, you combine solid matter.