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363 No. 363
Hello. I need to make a sound-related experiment on my physics class for a project. Do you have any interesting ideas? There's plenty of various equipemnt in my school that may be necessary.
>> No. 364
You could make one of these. Or some sound powered phones, which is a non-powered communications system used on navy ships. Or make a giant speaker out of a room or small building that has a large opening.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC-47_ESeUw
>> No. 365
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_levitation

You could try that, but I don't know how viable it is without knowing more about your school.

Or you could try soundproofing your class with egg boxes and then detail the principle of how it works. Failing that, just a classic string vibration to prove one of the early scientist's work.
>> No. 510
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvdgWO7Nw3M

Ruebens tube will allow you to display waveforms with fire, and it's not all that tricky to make.


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