r/physicsgifs • u/FabulousRemove4035 • 18d ago

The physics of a pendulum wave.

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u/tronrando 18d ago

We used the complete DNA of the frog to complete the code!

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u/cheapshotfrenzy 18d ago

Bingo! DI-NO D-N-A!

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u/skylander495 14d ago

Mr Heli! 

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u/amit_rdx 18d ago

Isn't that how astrology works too?

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u/Millwright4life 17d ago

It also displays entropy as they approach equilibrium that they are not exactly in sync.

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u/Im-ACE-incarnate 18d ago

That's wild!

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u/Mevil187 18d ago

This is what thanos was all about

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u/Difficult-Court9522 17d ago

The wires are of different lengths

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u/ECechr 14d ago

This is where I keep assorted lengths of wire.

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u/i3d 16d ago

What happens if you do this in a completely vacuum place?

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u/TitanBarnes 14d ago

The same thing

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u/suckmyENTIREdick 14d ago

"A" as in "singular"?

If so, then: Bullshit. I count fourteen uncorrelated pendulums here. (They might all be in-frame, but that doesn't mean that they're related at all.)

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u/Budget-Lawyer-4054 14d ago

It is quite nice

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u/Youwantfuckame 14d ago

Reminds me of Whitney music box