Sunday, December 13, 2009

Colbie Caillat's Sound Waves

Four days away from Christmas break!! i cant even concentrate on school.. ugh well guys still maintaining that B in physics! but gotta raise, ughh theres no room for rest. anyways, waves and oscillations are the topics of the week. I figured we hear hear music every where we go and we all have a favorite artist, right? My all time favorite is Colbie Caillat, even Britney Spears cant top her. Do you ever wonder why a certain artist may appeal to you (other than the type of music they're singing)? It's their voice. Colbie Caillat's voice is relaxing and smooth which is why I'm drawn to her. She sings her high notes soft and low notes loud. Higher notes travel faster than lower notes, or have a shorter period and higher frequency, and vice versa. Sound waves are invisible but you can test its abilities through objects. Their waves travel the fastest through solids, then liquids, and then gases. Have you ever wondered why its louder when you put your ear against the desk and tap your pencil than when your ear isn't? it's because the sound waves of the pencil tapping is more concentrated in that area than when your ear is exposed to the sound of the pencil tapping and the environment you're in.


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