Sound... It would seem that since school days we all know about it. But maybe something important has been missed in the school curriculum? Let's understand.Video content articles Michael Wolfhttps://mishawalk1.livejournal.com/And video versions of articles from the channelNEW HISTORY / ALTERNATIVE HISTORYhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLUrk9WOYjA5QCx9MZcVNJQFour-part cycle:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBGtZ5mlX9g&list=PLaMa3Cg4OqwJnbWLhYUDtPnyt0xZDQUymLet's start with a quote that belongs to the famous Nikola Tesla. “If you want to know the secrets of the Universe, you have to think in three categories - energy, vibration and frequency.”Look at these amazing figures. Sound shapes them. And now look at this - the figure almost perfectly fits into the ancient symbol called “Flower of life”. From this sign it is possible to deduce a huge number of other symbols which are considered the main in many spiritual doctrines.But the figure formed by a certain frequency of sound, namely 528 Hertz. Compare it with the location of sunflower seeds.How does all this happen? How does sound form such regular geometric shapes?In 1680 English scientist Robert Hooke conducted an interesting experiment at Oxford University. Hooke, driving the bow along the edge of the plate, covered with flour, noticed how its shape changes.Later Ernest hladni, a German physicist, repeated Hooke's experiment, but he experimented with the position of the bow, its length and width of the hair, and found that a certain frequency forms a geometrically correct pattern, which he described in his book "Theory of music". Later, these drawings on the plate were called "Chladni figures".In the late 20th century the Swiss scientist Hans Jenny has reproduced the experiments of Chladni, using modern equipment. And that's what came out of it:Look, it looks like the movement of galaxies.But it strangely resembles a mountain range, or, in other words, the spine... Interesting Russian word, in which something goes "on calls", can be under the bells meant the, that in other traditions is called chakra?In all other languages, the spine is called in different ways, but one way or another connected with the roots "axis spine" and "revolve". For example, in English the spine is called "spin", and the vertebrae are called "vertebre" (from the word "spin"), and have a root in Latin.How the spine should sound, we will tell a little later, and now another important point.At school... What's there in school, even in Wikipedia we are told that like any wave, sound is characterized by amplitude and frequency spectrum. Here is such a sinusoid. But this is a two-dimensional picture. What if we make it three-dimensional? Then you get a spiral. The spiral consisting of two streams, since ancient times is represented in ornaments of the majority of the people.Here is an Oriental ribbon ornament:But the ornament on the floor of the synagogue in Israel:Rope — the simplest kind of wicker ornament, which reflected the technique of weaving in the two endsHere are some more examples of such ornament.Mesopotamia, Greece, Mauritania, and, of course, elements of ancient architecture and gravestones of the 17th century.In the mythology of many peoples of the world who have not been in contact with each other, there are myths about the Original Act of Creation of the Universe. And it's always connected to sound. For example, the Egyptians in the "Texts of the pyramids" said that God Created the Universe with the sound of his voice, and the God Ptah then undertook to organize it.In India, it is believed that the sound "AUM" was the first manifestation of not yet manifested Brahman, which gave rise to the perceived Universe, which occurred from the vibration caused by this sound.In Taoism, the combination and interaction of Yin and Yang form qi — energy (or vibrations, vibration) and ultimately everything that exists.In Polynesia and the far East, gods and goddesses would strike gongs or blow clam shells to create the world.And let's think about this. What if Light is also sound? Light is also a wave, or spiral, and it also has a certain frequency. Unlike the sound we hear — in the intensity and height of sound, light is measured in terahertz, that is, in Hertz, multiplied by 10 to 12 degrees. It is the wave, in other words, spiral, nature of light that is demonstrated by the famous experiment of quantum physics with 2 slits, first staged by Thomas young.That is, in fact, light is an ultrasound of great intensity, since any wave-spiral has its number of cycles or oscillations per second (frequency), and its amplitude (volume).__Subscribe to kramola in social networks:VC https://vk.com/kramolainfoOK https://ok.ru/kramolainfoTelegram https://t-do.ru/kramola_infoInstagram https://www.instagram.com/kramola_info/The website http://www.kramola.info#sound #sounds