Could Sound itself Move a Aircraft?

a reply to: onehuman

no

While it may be plausible it certainty wouldn't be practicable. Even if we couldn't hear the sound, the energy would fry our delicate human bodies if you are thinking conventional. A propulsion not reliant on an atmosphere is required in order to traverse our solar system and beyond. Using sound waves to oscillate a ? (big crystal) that then produces an anti-gravity field, that could more in line with unconventional impulsion.

a reply to: subtopia

crystals don't provide anti gravity in any matter.

Always was fascinated with sound waves, and resonance frequencies. Was always curious if you could use a wave to induce resonance on a molecular level and break bonds.

a reply to: Azdraik

You absolutely can! However frequencies that would induce resonance at that level of structure would be enormously high. Like forget sound.

Not sure about a plane.

But it certainly can do a number on your hair.

a reply to: grey580

Here is some recent research using "hollow" laser technology to move millimeter sized objects around in a room.
www.nature.com...
Sounds like a tractor beam to me....

Anything is possible!

a reply to: onehuman
Not an aircraft like we know but i think a bell would ring.