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Scientists Discover Acoustic Levitation for Objects In 3D

Oscar FrankBy Oscar Frank1 Min Read
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Have you ever imagined that objects can be made to levitate in mid air using sound? That is exactly what science has proven to us.

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Scientists at the University of Tokyo, Japan, and the Nagoya Institute of Technology were recently able to levitate small pieces of objects in three dimensions using only sound waves, and thus the acoustic levitation we are talking about.

The little objects are able to be moved using ultrasonic phased arrays at a focal point. Below is the video of where the little objects are made to float using sound waves.

The objects used in this experiments ranged from little resistors, soap bubbles, alcohol droplets and feathers. Though these are little weighted objects, but it is a major breakthrough for science which would definitely be channeled to bigger projects.

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5 Comments

  1. JAMES GARBA on January 5, 2014 2:11 am

    I NID MY PICTURE IN MY 2GO WELL

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  2. frank joseph on January 6, 2014 8:09 am

    This is amazing, the things science can do!
    Am sure very soon it will expand to humans and much bigger things.

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    • Oscar Frank on January 8, 2014 12:28 am

      It sure would be used on a wider and more productive scale. Thanks for coming by Joseph 🙂

      Reply
  3. Sam Adeyinka on January 6, 2014 1:27 pm

    Hey Frank, it’s good to be here again on Oscarmini – one of the greatest blogging in this blogosphere. 🙂

    Like seriously, science folks are just too fantastic! No wonder my sciences friends would never stop arguing with my that science department is the best.

    Like Frank, I believe that is exactly how it will turn out to be if Jesus actually tarries. 🙂

    Sam

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    • Oscar Frank on January 8, 2014 12:29 am

      Science rocks anyway, you sure would love it Sam.

      Reply

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