Levitate aka lightness aka buoyancy aka resistance (form) floating within velocity (flow). The question is...since flow (motion) sets form (momentum) into the balanced weight to sustain form; how to reduce that weight? Higher frequency? Wouldn't that cause dissonance to the balance based resonance between motion (velocity) and momentum (resistance)?
As for sound waves...the potential of form (growth) within flow (loss) represents a choice based (free will) resonance (sound) wave. Form fluctuates within flow.
This is really misleading. The thesis is that sound waves carry or induce gravitational waves. That is severely off in the sense that any effect of energy-included gravity effects are huge orders of magnitude below anything useful. My guess is the effects are even down as low as the Planck level and therefore useless. In other words, if you create some 300 db sound wave (which you can't - matter does not support that happening), even its gravity effect would be miniscule. (Sound is a delicate kinetic-energy phenomenon, and at high levels matter simply tears itself apart rather than sustain a wave anymore. So there is an upper limit.)
Einstein established a mass-energy relationship which means that any energy has a mass equivalent, and we know that all mass has a gravitational field, meaning that it attracts other mass. Thus energy itself can attract other energy and for that matter it can affect space itself. But on a human scale (not a black hole scale) the gravitational effect of any energy we can create is really very small, and thus useless. Now, at monstrously high energy densities maybe there are usable grav effects, but even an a-bomb does NOT affect gravity. And certainly not mere sound waves. Kip Thorne taught a great course at Caltech that laid all this out clearly.
The Photoshop in the article head is lamentably wrong wrong wrong.
Levitate aka lightness aka buoyancy aka resistance (form) floating within velocity (flow). The question is...since flow (motion) sets form (momentum) into the balanced weight to sustain form; how to reduce that weight? Higher frequency? Wouldn't that cause dissonance to the balance based resonance between motion (velocity) and momentum (resistance)?
As for sound waves...the potential of form (growth) within flow (loss) represents a choice based (free will) resonance (sound) wave. Form fluctuates within flow.
This is really misleading. The thesis is that sound waves carry or induce gravitational waves. That is severely off in the sense that any effect of energy-included gravity effects are huge orders of magnitude below anything useful. My guess is the effects are even down as low as the Planck level and therefore useless. In other words, if you create some 300 db sound wave (which you can't - matter does not support that happening), even its gravity effect would be miniscule. (Sound is a delicate kinetic-energy phenomenon, and at high levels matter simply tears itself apart rather than sustain a wave anymore. So there is an upper limit.)
Einstein established a mass-energy relationship which means that any energy has a mass equivalent, and we know that all mass has a gravitational field, meaning that it attracts other mass. Thus energy itself can attract other energy and for that matter it can affect space itself. But on a human scale (not a black hole scale) the gravitational effect of any energy we can create is really very small, and thus useless. Now, at monstrously high energy densities maybe there are usable grav effects, but even an a-bomb does NOT affect gravity. And certainly not mere sound waves. Kip Thorne taught a great course at Caltech that laid all this out clearly.
The Photoshop in the article head is lamentably wrong wrong wrong.