Longitudinal Wave Demonstration

[@xoppa09]

1:20 most relaxing part

[@ansramry5465]

Finally I understood longitudinal wave 👌

[@scorchedearth360]

UR A LONGITUDINAL WAVE!!!!¡¡¡¡

[@geoffreypavia5906]

Love the Flux Capacitor in the background!!!

[@heavycurrent7462]

What is that? How does it work?

[@Fa1se_Hope]

this is big brain humor

[@user-ko6tl8ze8m]

Thank you Connor Mcdavid

[@tadiwanashechamisa6545]

This is great! Thank you!

[@_mintangi__93_]

Thank you!!!

[@MohammadHejri]

Piece of art

[@physics_pratibha]

It's awesome sir.I must say just awesome.thankyou so very much

[@mason7068]

Obi wan is teaching me science

[@johnaweiss]

"Up and down and back" is a confusing way to describe transverse waves, because longitudinal waves go "back and forth".

[@MICLGz]

so why wouldn't light and other EM waves travel in a transverse motion and not a longitudinal one??? just seem much more efficient. Maybe tesla was truly onto something, and got himself damn near erased from history. Crazy that he still is ahead of his time, well to the general public.

[@sharmagaming432]

Sir ak pitch concept p vedio can sir will you make for my doubt

[@user-vu2jd1pc5v]

nice 😍😍

[@shoaibajmal1811]

Great 👍

[@rootworks3755]

Can you explain the building process

[@mailanluong2146]

Hi, Iḿ looking for a Demonstration for Longitudinal Wave for my class and your Demonstration ist great! I often use a slinky too but with the construction in your video, itś much better to see the wave. Would you share how do you build the construction ? A feedback from you would be great....

[@endiegaming3322]

four years later, still no reply. depressing.

[@mason7068]

@@endiegaming3322 shes a teacher but said „itś” 😭😂

[@endiegaming3322]

lolf

[@bukyagopalbukyagopal7680]

Sir if it exist polarization

[@slvds]

It depends. In the context of a sound wave in the air, the air molecules are either being pushed together or pulled apart. I suppose gravity is involved in the suspension of those air molecules and therefore polarization might be a factor. But magnetic polarity like what you see in an electrical wave, is not really part of a sound wave. However, a positive polarity on an electrical wave that is then converted to a sound wave through a loudspeaker corresponds to the compression of the air molecules. The negative polarity on an electrical wave would correspond to the pulling apart of the air molecules in a sound wave.

[@shoaibajmal1811]

Love from Pakistan

[@fergyisms]

Sweet flux capacitor. See you in 1985.

[@animememe99]

ISC Wale like karee

[@anuj_diwan]

That's not a longitudinal wave, that's an illusion for a longitudinal wave. The oscillation occurs via resonance through the rod above into the strings.

[@digitalsoundandmusic5204]

The oscillation comes from a vertical flexible rod on the side that is attached to the spring. A longitudinal wave is one where the displacement is parallel to the direction of propagation. In this case, the displacement is left to right from the oscillating rod and the wave propagates in that same direction.

[@minionarebad6690]

EEEEEEEEEEE

[@TEXAS-SMITH]

That is not longitudinal. That is transverse.

[@digitalsoundandmusic5204]

Can you explain why you think so?

[@cybersilver5816]

@@digitalsoundandmusic5204 guess not.

[@crimsondarkstudios9013]

@@cybersilver5816 lol

[@abidobby]

@Texas Smith umm no its a longitudinal wave. Tranverse waves are up and down (perpendicular to the motion).

[@mihali_lifts]

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