Nigel Stanford’s song Cymatics is named for the study of visible sound vibrations, and we see sound made visible in this music video. In fact, this video is a treasure trove of science ...

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 ...

"I looked for interesting science experiments that showed how sound ... had to film me several times and composite them together." Cymatics is the first single taken from Stanford's new album ...

It’s possible you’ve seen the following affected by sound before: a chladni plate, water, ferro fluid, a plasma ball, a ruben’s tube, and a Tesla coil. It’s hard to believe you’ve seen ...

A series of sound-visualisation experiments form the basis of the ... has put them together to form the music video for "Cymatics", the single for his newly launched album "Solar Echoes".

These cyclical ripples, also called cymatics, travel far faster than human eyes can see, so he uses ultra-high-frame-rate cameras slow them down and record their secrets. "It allows you to see the ...

The term ‘cymatic’ was coined in the 1960s by Hans Jenny, a Swiss scientist and philosopher, derived from the ancient Greek word κῦμα (kyma), which means 'wave’. His experiments showed that if fine ...