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Physics teachers. Just a quick demo using #repurposedphysics kit. This time for sound lessons. Just a slinky and a cup needed 🙂

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Dr Dan Jones3 years ago

Link to video on youtube

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RedDeer.Games1 year ago

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Craig The Science Guy3 years ago

And thus science fiction laser fire audio is Born!!!!

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Rebekah E. T. Moore3 years ago

That sounds just like the sound I've heard tracks make when there's a train approaching from quite a distance...I always think it sounds like a sci-fi battle.

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MrHare3 years ago

Works well with a Gratnell tray too

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Dr Jo Science PhD CSciTeach (Jo Montgomery) 🔬🧬🧪3 years ago

One of my favourites! 🤩

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Nick Baker MCCT MInstP3 years ago

Has anyone tried this with a paper or card cup? We can't use any polystyrene in school due to allergies.

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Dale Ross3 years ago

I think this is far more about accoustical coupling than amplification. True, passive amplification always involves coupling, but it is often accompanied with wave shaping in which energy is redirected into modes, the sounds we come to hear.

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Dr Dan Jones1 year ago

Shocking post

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