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metronomes synchronize themselves
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Added: Sep-26-2012 Occurred On: Sep-26-2012
By: dcmfox
In: Science and Technology
Tags: metronomes, synchronize, themselves
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By: dcmfox
In: Science and Technology
Tags: metronomes, synchronize, themselves
Marked as: approved, featured
Views: 77002 | Comments: 595 | Votes: 41 | Favorites: 59 | Shared: 8413 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 1
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The flexible/mooving base is the answer... if they had all been put on solid ground it wouldn't happen....
Posted Sep-26-2012 Byradioactiveant (63.40) 
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@radioactiveant Sorry, but it would have happened given enough time on solid ground. That amount of time would be inverse to the difference in the mass of the Earth and the pendulums.
Posted Sep-26-2012 Bycorectmeifiamwrong (300.20) 
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@radioactiveant
einstein
Posted Sep-26-2012 ByMcfap (2.50) 
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@corectmeifiamwrong
You're right, but in wouldn't happen anytime soon lol
Posted Sep-26-2012 Byradioactiveant (63.40) 
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@radioactiveant I forgot which spacecraft it was whose orbital maneuver slowed Jupiter's rotation by about 1/2 second over 30 or maybe it was 50 million years. I'm not doing the math.
Posted Sep-26-2012 Bycorectmeifiamwrong (300.20) 
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@corectmeifiamwrong
All planets involved in the slingshot maneuver have lost a little bit of speed to the spacecraft performing the maneuver.
Posted Sep-26-2012 Byjimmy870 (1.00) 
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Half way thru my Grandma yelled "Not Again!!" in Polish and ran into the attic. She's still up there.
Posted Sep-26-2012 Bykjl520 (38.52) 
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@Eternal21
Downvoted for asking for votes..
Posted Sep-26-2012 Bysmorg (62.80) 
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@Eternal21 Was that what you were looking for?
Posted Sep-26-2012 ByMc Sqweebs (107.40) 
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@Mc Sqweebs
No but every faggot that gave me a -1, can expect a nice payback when I get my 20.
Posted Sep-26-2012 ByEternal21 (274.60) 
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@kjl520 HAH
Posted Sep-27-2012 ByDoohickle (28.50) 
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Each metronome comes to a stop & reverses direction at the top of it’s swing, it transfers energy to the platform. This energy transfers through the platform to each of the other metronomes.
The energy transferred to the platform from each metronome starts out of sync, but the waveforms of the energy interfere with each other, and at the location of each metronome you end up with negative or positive waveforms which in turn have an effect on the interference pattern. This keeps going unti More..
Posted Sep-27-2012 ByShazbot80 (63.10) Shazbot80 Send Message
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@Shazbot80 Nobody likes a smartarse
Posted Sep-27-2012 ByAllyS (86.60) AllyS View Channel Send Message
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@AllyS I do. I just hate long boring comments that I refuse to read :)
Posted Sep-27-2012 Bytomparko- (125.90) 
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@AllyS stfu sissy
Posted Sep-27-2012 ByShazbot80 (63.10) Shazbot80 Send Message
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@Shazbot80 ~ http://www.synthgear.com/2010/audio-gear/synchronization-of-metronomes/
Posted Sep-27-2012 Bydraggerbob (146.30) 
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@Shazbot80 Very cool, is there a name for this?
Posted Sep-27-2012 Byjoelhar (154.60) 
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Squad.....squaaaaaaaad....HALT!
As you were!
Posted Sep-26-2012 ByPin In (227.10) 
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really cool video, this is why i come here.
Posted Sep-27-2012 Byrwlnd (13.50) 
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@rwlnd
And the cat videos...admit it.
Posted Sep-27-2012 ByRustyNailer (1540.90) 
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Clearly has to do with the movement of the table...
Posted Sep-26-2012 Byand12589 (126.90) 
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i wonder if the unstable table surface has this effect? I'm sure that Sheldon Cooper could explain it to us
Posted Sep-26-2012 Byaranger45 (2968.28) 
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As the North Korean parades...
Posted Sep-27-2012 ByDuke_Nukem (47.98) Duke_Nukem View Channel Send Message
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Each metronome comes to a stop & reverses direction at the top of it’s swing, it transfers energy to the platform. This energy transfers through the platform to each of the other metronomes.
The energy transferred to the platform from each metronome starts out of sync, but the waveforms of the energy interfere with each other, and at the location of each metronome you end up with negative or positive waveforms which in turn have an effect on the interference pattern. This keeps going unti More..
Posted Sep-27-2012 ByShazbot80 (63.10) Shazbot80 Send Message
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@Shazbot80
Are you some sort of sonic scientist? That was a good explanation but this isn't my specialty so I'll have to take your word for it.
What happens if they are ALL ticking to a different beat?
Posted Sep-27-2012 Bydebaser2000 (141.56) 
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Order from chaos. A very good example for harmonic oscillation.
edit: Actually it's coupled oscillation.
Posted Sep-26-2012 Byblacklama (353.46) 
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Its because the base that they are on is moving as-well...
Posted Sep-27-2012 ByWAUMA33 (77.70) WAUMA33 View Channel Send Message
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"The Redcoats are coming"
Posted Sep-26-2012 BymostcallmeFLEX (438.80) mostcallmeFLEX View Channel Send Message
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@mostcallmeFLEX NAZIS! 卐
Posted Sep-26-2012 ByFlREF0X (381.90) 
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@FlREF0X
them niggaz soft.
Posted Sep-26-2012 BymostcallmeFLEX (438.80) mostcallmeFLEX View Channel Send Message
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best part 04:04 !
Posted Sep-26-2012 BySokrates (26.60) 
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@Sokrates Yep!
Posted Sep-26-2012 ByFrankenstein120 (144.00) 
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Mussttt....marrrrch...now....
Posted Sep-27-2012 Bystillstand (41.26) 
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The floating table transfer the inertia of those metronomes synchronized at the beginning to the others. The future of humanity is therefore communism.
Posted Sep-27-2012 Bygurzang (189.68) gurzang View Channel Send Message
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