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Originally posted by parrhesia
Thanks for the links, mOjOm.
I'll dig up what I've got on the subject when I get home from work, as I recall someone doing related experiments in one of the books, and that information is really interesting, and if I recall correctly, from the earlier part of the 20th century.
Originally posted by Kano
Sounds like a pile of BS to me.
A very common tool in the music industry is the frequency sweep... If random objects have certain frequencies that makes them immune to gravity, someone would have noticed by now.
Originally posted by Kano
But gravity is really unrelated to sound.
[Edited on 22-4-2004 by Kano]
Originally posted by J0HNSmith
Originally posted by Kano
But gravity is really unrelated to sound.
[Edited on 22-4-2004 by Kano]
Not entirely true, although the mass of a frequency is very small and gravity doesn't have much effect on it (at least not on a small scale) anything that exhibits velocity (force) always has a relationship to gravity. (I could be wrong here, I can look it up if you want to go into it further.)