If this was a representation of Quantum Field Theory this would be the localized vibrations of the Many Fields that extend through the entire universe. If you take a toothpick and dip it into the fluid while it is vibrating you can create a droplet that will pull out of the vibrating fluid and will ride the "pilot waves" like a particle without recombining with the fluid. This would be analogies to the creation of an electron, behaving as both a wave and a particle at the same time.
Everything in existence is energy and vibration, the Light and Sound current flowing thru all dimensions of creation, the higher the vibration the higher the reality of existence
From Latin atomus (“smallest particle”) (borrowed via some other European language), from Ancient Greek ἄτομος (átomos, “indivisible”), from ἀ- (a-, “not”) + τέμνω (témnō, “I cut”). I liked our associations with the sound, though! Aum-amen-atom-atman-indivisible...are all intersting concepts. One more fun fact: I'm no Sir but a Ma'am. This word play might even be infinite...😀
@@vikimate6804 oh,ok Sorry madam.Yes madam what you said is Absolutely true, The words what you mentioned for the atom may be infinite,We don't know,But we know that Those all Words convey the same meaning i.e Indivisible as you said above.😊🙂
You may call it "atomic" as much as all things are made of atoms. But this is large scales compared to atomic scales. Nice vibrations, though. Sound vibrating surface is probably involved.
thats my secret! i tried a lot of things to come to this result (synthesizer water ferrofluid sound colours speakers and so on ... filmed from above in full hd)
@@johnsilencez so, title clickbait. I watched the video expecting to see real atoms vibrating, maybe from an acelerometer and a electronic microscope?.
All atoms vibrate at their own frequency, all steel atoms vibrate with same frequency, even the cells in the body do ,heart is at a different frequency than the ribs,
no, temperature is the vibration of the whole atom, electrons just orbits. But in the video you don't see atoms, it is a simulation with fluids over a piezo plate or something.
If this was a representation of Quantum Field Theory this would be the localized vibrations of the Many Fields that extend through the entire universe. If you take a toothpick and dip it into the fluid while it is vibrating you can create a droplet that will pull out of the vibrating fluid and will ride the "pilot waves" like a particle without recombining with the fluid. This would be analogies to the creation of an electron, behaving as both a wave and a particle at the same time.
Shake shake shake💃
There's a peace in this sound
I was thinking that too
Amazing 👌👍
"I only listen to real music"
Everything in existence is energy and vibration, the Light and Sound current flowing thru all dimensions of creation, the higher the vibration the higher the reality of existence
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Wow Super
I fell asleep after watching it.
Wow.
It is Really Sounding like, "OM"🙏🤗
atOM :)
@@vikimate6804 Yes, it's atOM,I Really Wondered the Realisation of the Word At'om'.
Thank you Sir for Realising me this🤗
From Latin atomus (“smallest particle”) (borrowed via some other European language), from Ancient Greek ἄτομος (átomos, “indivisible”), from ἀ- (a-, “not”) + τέμνω (témnō, “I cut”).
I liked our associations with the sound, though!
Aum-amen-atom-atman-indivisible...are all intersting concepts.
One more fun fact: I'm no Sir but a Ma'am.
This word play might even be infinite...😀
@@vikimate6804 oh,ok Sorry madam.Yes madam what you said is Absolutely true, The words what you mentioned for the atom may be infinite,We don't know,But we know that Those all Words convey the same meaning i.e Indivisible as you said above.😊🙂
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Dhevipithrudu movie chusi vachina vallu oka like cheskondi......😁
Atomic resonance and frequencies are my jam! it looked like my friend the first time he seen a train; excited!
You could make a really cool sounding song using some of these sounds
What HZ?
You may call it "atomic" as much as all things are made of atoms. But this is large scales compared to atomic scales. Nice vibrations, though.
Sound vibrating surface is probably involved.
no explanations?
thats my secret! i tried a lot of things to come to this result (synthesizer water ferrofluid sound colours speakers and so on ... filmed from above in full hd)
@@johnsilencez so, title clickbait.
I watched the video expecting to see real atoms vibrating, maybe from an acelerometer and a electronic microscope?.
@@flyguille sorry man that i failed your expections ..
Is that really hydrogen on the screen, or is that just vibrations passing through a hydrogen-rich chemical solution?
hello ... thats real water in a glas put on a speaker and some synthesizer sounds ...
What atom(s) are we looking at?
water & light & music
what if you do this with a ferrofluid of lead?
and then poured some harvest into it. no doubt you could create something wierd if you shred plastic into it.
just have a look on my other videos and you will find ferrofluid vibrations too (:
How was this photographed
thats my little secret 🤫🤐😷
So the electrons are the vibrations ?
Phonons
Yup. Also they scale up this behaviour and we call it temperature
All atoms vibrate at their own frequency, all steel atoms vibrate with same frequency, even the cells in the body do ,heart is at a different frequency than the ribs,
no, temperature is the vibration of the whole atom, electrons just orbits. But in the video you don't see atoms, it is a simulation with fluids over a piezo plate or something.
@@flyguille Zero Sound as quantum phonons are nonlocal. de Broglie's Law of Phase Harmony realized this
Wut?