The Holographic Properties of Water

A short excerpt from an interview with John Stuart Reid in which he talks about the holographic properties of water. Filmed at the 2016 Water Conference, Sofia, Bulgaria.

[@ShaunaMarieSings]

Amazing...I love this subject!!! My cousin was one of the pioneers of holography and even has his work featured in the Smithsonian (he created the Visa 'dove' hologram)...and I work with light refraction in my art (the light and color vibrations of gemstones)...intriguing field!!! 💗💗💗

[@jrocket98]

Thank you so much for this, as a Buddhist it is great to show folks what we can feel & the why finally expanded on.

[@5helly755]

when hearing anything, remember we are 99% water molecularly

[@joecurmaci5880]

I believe the only reason we are in existence in whatever realm we do not understand the manifestation and fractal geometry is the lingering resonance of when God spoke everything into existence

[@looseygoosey23]

Wow

[@darylbarber4885]

If the resolution allowed, what beam could decode the hologram to the 3D shape? Having seen a LIGO model, display a cymatic pattern, when music was played, I wondered what the "chirp" looked like as the original pattern.

[@CymaScope]

Scanning a holographic CymaGlyph, to decode the sound that created it, will one day be possible but first the governing mathematics must be developed. Even now, though, it would be feasible for the LIGO chirp to be rendered visible cymascopically. Thank you for this interesting idea.

[@darylbarber4885]

John Stuart Reid Many thanks for replying, someone must have 3D printed a cymagraph? With the same system that created, the CymaScope App, or the 3D sound KZbin video. Would the digitises CymaScope App film frames act as the input to a 3D printer?

[@CymaScope]

@@darylbarber4885 Yes indeed, Daryl, 3D CymaGlyphs have been 3D printed. Our work in CymaScope imaging a "what the dolphin saw" echolocation signal of a submerged man was 3D printed by Jack Kassewitz of SpeakDolphin.com In theory, any CymaGlyph could be 3D printed.

[@darylbarber4885]

John Stuart Reid sorry to keep on, it seemed fairly simple, jewellery, sculpture, mobiles... beautiful. I spoke to several people at a 3D scanning and printing show.

[@ernestberry-songsrestored5637]

Wonderful. Do you have some visual examples of the holographic images?

[@CymaScope]

Thank you for your kind comment. There are many examples of CymaGlyphs, (the word we coined to mean sound image) on the CymaScope.com web site or if you visit the CymaScope KZbin channel, there is a presentation I gave in 2018, in Germany, at the Water Conference, that begins with a fine example that displays the 3D holographic effect very prominently.

[@ernestberry5226]

Thank you John, thats great. Fascinating work. A subject I have repeatedly come back to since seeing some images from Hans Jenny in an obscure book as a child. Huge implications. Great to see a growing interest in this subject..I love your work..Thanks, Ernest.

[@davinchiis1]

Thank you for sharing and your work ! Do you thi k this apply to snow flake shape too ?! Thank s !

[@CymaScope]

Snow flakes do have a certain degree of 3D structure but the mechanism by which they are formed is not sonically based, to my knowledge. However, some mysteries still exist regarding their formation, so perhaps local sound plays a small part at the atomic level.

[@davinchiis1]

Presure at altitude need more investigation . Our earthly field has layers , as onion structure ... that field layer , dence field at particular altitude ( conditions ) , very possible has complex frequency ,, generators " - maybe field structure or appierance , it is not coincidence . Lack of investigation was name mistery .... thank you for your time !

[@wyattx008]

So who posted the video?

[@jamesbishop9156]

Music is our Creatress's original language and ours also....Let it be received...AWOMAN 🩷😎💚