Photos by Stephen Yang. See also his portfolio. There is a striking black and white photo of a rail yard in the New York City section of his portfolio that I especially like.
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Harvard built a device with a series of fifteen pendulums in a row, each one of them slightly longer than its neighbor.
The pendulums were set into motion and the result was captured on video.
The patterns that appear in this short video are fascinating to watch and to think about.
Prepare to be captivated by this simple device!
See also: Coupled harmonic motion, in which five metronomes started at random, come rapidly in sync. It’s like, they share their vibrations:-)
The power of physics in action!!
An elegant physics demonstration of five metronomes coming into sync.
YouTube Video of Coupled Harmonic Oscillators
You have to see it to believe it!
zipTimer: an iPod/iPhone app for pacing piano practice, cooking, workouts, you name it.
Window display on West Broadway
zipTimer: an iPod/iPhone app for pacing piano practice, workouts, you name it.