I’m about to make you very happy. Stop what you’re doing and watch this extremely cool video called “Cymatics: Science v. Music,” by musician Nigel Stanford. Seriously. Make it high-def, full screen, ...

A series of sound-visualisation experiments form the basis of the music video for a new single by musician Nigel Stanford. Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, and she hopes to get you as ...

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Brown first experimented with cymatics about a year ago. He put the elixir into a Tibetan prayer bowl, which is then rung by a mallet and the tip traced along the bowl’s outer edge — the sound waves ...

This music video is a true symphony of science. Here, we see artist Nigel Stanford blend flaming Ruben’s tubes, Tesla coils, ferro fluid, and hose pipes with sound waves to create some simply stunning ...

It’s natural to think of sound as an exclusively auditory experience. But if you were to see a sound wave, what would it look like? Science photographer Linden Gledhill decided to find out using water ...

University of Southern Queensland provides funding as a member of The Conversation AU. Last week’s announcement on the existence of gravitational waves confirms something philosophers and musicians ...