 | Bubble Domes White light giving beautiful colours to soap bubble domes |
 | Soap film interference colors Soap film interference colors. Film formed on a black coffee mug. Narrated by a one year old boy. Details on http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Steven_J._Koch/080328_Physics_102_Soap_Bubble_Homework |
 | Anna Leddra-Chapman - Walking Lifeline - Art & Science 9.3.08 Live at West Street Live acoustic alldayer! |
 | Floating a Pin on Water an example of surface tension caused by the inter-molecular forces found among water molecules. Made for Dr. Brennan's Chem 107 class By: Joe H |
 | French Foam Soap Film Study French Foam Soap Film Study |
 | View Of Vibrations (Peak) View Of Vibrations (Peak) View Of Vibrations (Peak) is a one channel sound loop that explores the speaker's ability to not only generate sound but to come to life. The bass notes from La Flair's loop hit and create movement in the cone of the speaker that is face up hanging from an old doctors light. As the sound loop is played the sound creates the watery like foam to begin to move and come alive, through out the loop the foam spins and creates mountains of visual movement with sound. |
 | Soap Film Animation Animation of a Soap Film Popping |
 | WaveRider T3Geometry applied to a wave rider float |
 | Inertialess Turbine 2/2 In this video, an intertialess rotor is spun to approximately 18,000 Rpm using compressed air. when the compressed air is taken away you can still hear the hum as it affects the air around it. The inertialess drive discovery came to inventor Ken Pedlar literally in a flash. He was a power board lineman nearly 30 years ago working on switch gear when an air brake was opened and jammed. Before his eyes he saw energy jump the gap and form into a single ball. It began spinning first on one and two planes at 90 degrees like a wave passing through a wave. Then instead of earthing out, it imploded in a Thunderclap. thunderclap and disappeared. "I wanted to know how to recreate a ball of energy using artificial means and be able to control it for use," says Mr Pedlar. This is this only single piece of machinery ever invented to be able to rotate on two perpindicular axes at once. US Patent 6127762 - Rotor Abstract A rotor (1) is of a substantially spherical shape with one complete half of the sphere (2) still remaining. The rotor (1) effective takes the shape of the head of a "mushroom." The other half of the sphere has had its material removed or omitted forming the stem (3). The depth of the cut "D" and the length "L," the radius of the sphere, will determine the ratio of the respective weights of the complete half sphere (2) and the stem portion (3). Suitably the weight of the one half to the other half of the spherical body is between about 0.75 and 0.85 and more preferably 0.8. When an external force is applied to the rotor (1), it rotates simultaneously about a pair of orthogonal axes one of which is defined by the edge (6) of the spherical body between the two halves. b.t.w. idiotic comments are deleted. |
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