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Science 8 students are visualizing waves in Physics. Longitudinal sound waves from Mr. Mitchell’s trumpet are being transferred into a visual standing wave at the right resonant frequency. Physics is fun!! 😃🔥 #sridge #sridgeacademics #physicsfun

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