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Chladni Plates Experiments, Nature Not Magic

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The origin of the idea of moving objects by acoustic vibration can be traced back to 1787, when Ernst Chladni reported the first detailed studies on the aggregation of sand onto nodal lines of a vibrating plate. Since then and to this date, the prevailing view has been that the particle motion out of nodal lines is random, implying uncontrollability. But how random really is the out-of-nodal-lines motion on a Chladni plate? Here we show that the motion is sufficiently regular to be statistically modelled, predicted and controlled. By playing carefully selected musical notes, we can control the position of multiple objects simultaneously and independently using a single acoustic actuator. Our method allows independent trajectory following, pattern transformation and sorting of multiple miniature objects in a wide range of materials, including electronic components, water droplets loaded on solid carriers, plant seeds, candy balls and metal parts.

See a lot more at link. Real physics.


https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms12764
SW-User
I never said chladni plate experiments are supernatural. I merely said that the experiments give us an idea as to how God speaks (vibration) form into existence. The earth was without form and void. God spoke and said let there be light and there was light. If frequency and vibration can form such beautiful geometric patterns like that in the video, imagine how much more the power of God Almighty's voice can do? It was used as an illustration to try to conceptualize how God can create through speaking.
Penny · 46-50, F
its only "supernatural" when its not measured/recorded. doesnt mean the principle doesnt exist without scientific observation
@Penny Okay instead of supernatural, magic. Supernatural doesn’t mean unnatural.

 
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