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, ...

It is not a special effect, but a movie in which the flame is burning, the lightning runs and the liquid bounces, together with the performance of the music really is "CYMATICS"is. It is becoming a ...

It takes great chemistry for band members to perform well with one another—yes, great chemistry. And Nigel Stanford just created a music video that visualizes that chemistry. Well, visualizes science ...

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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 ...

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Former NASCAR driver Danica Patrick recently shared an intriguing Instagram reel on her story related to the science of cymatics, a study of visible vibrations and sounds, and their visual ...

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 them all ...