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Hm... The waves would interfere with each other, which I imagine would reduce their effectiveness at heating the egg as compared to just summing their individual heat outputs. It might be barely possible with a single really loud ultrasonic speaker placed right next to the egg, but it seems unlikely. Or maybe multiple speakers with care taken to ensure they're all in phase with each other so the waves interfere constructively at the egg. It sounds like an amusing experiment, even if it gets no results. :)
I have to think that the energy of the sound waves striking the egg would crush it long before their attenuation heat loss would even be measurable on that small a scale.
You know how they always do a pun in the last line, right? This time it was an auditory one because I am pretty sure it was intentional that "the right ear" in the last sentence mostly came from the right side of my headset. Wouldn't have noticed it without it. That is so next level.
So you're telling me if I want my kids to hear me in IKEA I should howl their names like Barry White but to call them down to breakfast I just need to do my best Barry Gibb impression?
@@anuvette To be honest I don't remember anyone teaching me doplar shift until intro to physics. We never talked about vocalizations in any biology class. Then again there's a lot of information we loose in school because of summer break (in the US). We should probably fix our school year but hay who's gonna pick the corn if all the 9 year olds are in school.
I guess that's also why when people's music playing in their earphones are too loud you can only hear the bass/drums (unless its like stupid loud and you hear everything)
@@tsunamininja Some headphones/songs also just go way overkill on the bass too. While the actual lyrics are almost impossible to hear unless you put the music at a louder volume. Some headphones are also just crappy, so even if the music is at a reasonable volume, it will still be heard by other people.
A great example of this in humans is whistle languages. Spanish, Turkish, and some other languages spoken in mountainous areas where speakers live far apart have whistle varieties. The sound travels for miles, bouncing off peaks and valleys to reach the other person :)
1:11 they also release mechanical energy (sounds are vibrations after all, the more a sound vibrates per second, the more mechanical energy it releases) which is far more significant than the heat energy they lose/release
Don't confuse dB and dBm. You can't just say both sounds are 90dB, because dB requires a reference. It's an amplification factor not an absolute reference whereas dBm has his reference = 1mW signal
Breed them with another dog who does that, and you'll have puppies which do that, breed the puppies with other puppies that can do that and boom you're starting up a species of chirping dogs.
I love this video! I wish you’d covered the fact that size matters too! Larger animals tend to make low pitched sounds because of the size of their vocal organs 😄
I like how there's a slight pause between the pun and the sponsor section. It just feel like it gave us the time to get the pun lol. Always love to see you guys somehow bring in a pun in the end.
I feel so enlightened. Like I've always had a hard time understanding alot of things but I actually genuinely understand everything you just said and I feel so giddy and intelligent 😂
what I'd like to know is how the princess/queen at 1:46 appears to be knowing that something is hiding behind the stone and that she's wondering what it is. I mean, the image clearly shows she can't hear it so does she have a sixth sense about something being there?
Fun fact: the rumble of elephants also travels via the ground and is sensible through their feet. I heard they can even calculate distances by listening to the difference in time, between the sound via air and the sound via ground.
Instead of describing it as the speed in which you can hear it, you could have explained it easier by the "penetration potential". A low-frequency wave is better at penetrating and traveling through a medium (in this case, the air). This is why you can bang your hand on the table and it makes a loud sound but not speak through it as efficiently. High-frequency wave, however, tends to reflect easier instead of penetrating the medium.
Dude when she said 'bigfoot', I instantly thought of Dr. Harrison standing there looking at the camera, hands on his hips and the "I'm not amused" expression on his face lmao
1:35. Interestingly, applies to radio waves. 2:46 the pilots of the F117, the first aircraft designed to be stealthy, said that bats will collide on the parked aircraft since its shaping did not reflect back the high pitched sounds
Today is your lucky day, african Painted Wolves do chirp. ua-cam.com/video/HRHTTWeBThs/v-deo.html Edit: They have high pitched social vocalizations so that lions far away won't hear them.
Wow, that's like WiFi; 2.4GHz penetrates wall reasonably well, but 5G (no, the other 5G) not so much. It degrades / attenuates. Also, THAT mythical Corona-5G; some of it's frequencies are even blocked (attenuated) by a tree's leaves …down to a level, where even the latest super-sensitive tech can't tell bits from cosmic chirps. Don't worry about it, unless you're an antenna technician …with proper training, who'd know how it works anyway.
Thanks for explaining how wireless signals work just when I thought I fully understood them, I kinda forgot about the thermodynamic principal when I was thinking about them for some reason
Same concept is with humans. Last year I've stumbled on a article that presented research about different groups lived long enough in specific type of areas and developed, according to that location, higher or lower voice pitch. People that lived in woodlands developed lower so voices could be heard from afar even when obstacles was in the way (trees), and highlanders have higher pitch so voices could travel far enough because there is no obstacles when you shout from one peak to another.
i like how minute earth keeps it simple unlike others who start to randomly explain about random cr*p that has 0.4 percent to do with the thing on minute earth they explain it in a simple way in 2 minutes while i sit half a day in a room with 2 breaks learning random stuff thats why i like minute earth and have been watching for an hour straight in a row
2:54 there was a story by a pilot of the F117 stealth fighter that bats were hitting the plane while parked in the hangar. This was due to the radar-evading shape that also.worked against active sonar.
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Hi
Hi
Hello I might join
Which I could but I cant
What's with the Bigfoot? Is there something you want to tell us?
3:02 "the right ear"
ha.
How to check if you are wearing you headphones in the correct way
@@mk_rexx what if I have two speakers
ow my headphones
*chuckle*
yeah, right!? ;D LOL
I almost didn't catch that pun - watching the How Farms Work channel was useful after all! xD
If sound waves realese energy as heat, how many people screaming at an egg would it take to fry it?
More than could fit around an egg.
What about ‘how many frogs’...
Hm... The waves would interfere with each other, which I imagine would reduce their effectiveness at heating the egg as compared to just summing their individual heat outputs. It might be barely possible with a single really loud ultrasonic speaker placed right next to the egg, but it seems unlikely. Or maybe multiple speakers with care taken to ensure they're all in phase with each other so the waves interfere constructively at the egg.
It sounds like an amusing experiment, even if it gets no results. :)
This is something very nice you can tell to someone who believes 5G causes coronavirus or cancer lol
I have to think that the energy of the sound waves striking the egg would crush it long before their attenuation heat loss would even be measurable on that small a scale.
You know how they always do a pun in the last line, right? This time it was an auditory one because I am pretty sure it was intentional that "the right ear" in the last sentence mostly came from the right side of my headset. Wouldn't have noticed it without it. That is so next level.
sorry but no. I tested it by shifting my right headphone and I still heard "the right ear".
Yea its like the back your your right ear
I heard it without headphones, but maybe my laptop's speakers function a lot like headphones.
@@IdiotToonz try hearing last line with just left headphone
I didn't listen to it with headphones so maybe they did this but the actual pun was the *ear* of corn
For those wondering where the pun is, put on headphones. 3:06
and the ear of corn
No it sounds Right on 3:03
@@jamesperzinski1733 no listen with a stereo headphones
@@xan1455
Yes, the joke has multiple layers.
So you're telling me if I want my kids to hear me in IKEA I should howl their names like Barry White but to call them down to breakfast I just need to do my best Barry Gibb impression?
From Barry to Barry
@@Kobolds_in_a_trenchcoat The complete spectrum of human sound
I guess
Barrytone
@@themushroominside6540 lel
This taught me more about sound frequencies than my actual science class has taught me in the past 9 years.
Ikr
You weren't paying attention
We have Google.
@@anuvette To be honest I don't remember anyone teaching me doplar shift until intro to physics. We never talked about vocalizations in any biology class. Then again there's a lot of information we loose in school because of summer break (in the US). We should probably fix our school year but hay who's gonna pick the corn if all the 9 year olds are in school.
school actually taught them, but in boring and non understandable manners
3:00
¨It´s all to make sure your call is able to reach... THE RIGHT EAR¨
Both visual and audible pun, loved it.
Therapist : Low pitched Kate doesn't exist, she can't hurt you.
Low pitched Kate : 0:58
Lowwe pitched
High pitched Kate sounds adorable. Just listen to that instead.
@@darkcrystals7823 _Monika will remember that._
Dark Crystals she sounds like a little girl lmao
She sounds like Gon Freecss during his battle... with... :'(
Fun fact, this is the same reason that you can hear the bass of a concert way farther away then where it actually is!
I guess that's also why when people's music playing in their earphones are too loud you can only hear the bass/drums (unless its like stupid loud and you hear everything)
Thats why i cant sleep at night...
And that’s also part of why Bass is my favorite Mega Man charact-
@@tsunamininja Some headphones/songs also just go way overkill on the bass too. While the actual lyrics are almost impossible to hear unless you put the music at a louder volume. Some headphones are also just crappy, so even if the music is at a reasonable volume, it will still be heard by other people.
3:03 is a fantastic joke. Need headphones.
stereo set up works, too
mine were on the wrong way lmao
3:02
it's also an "ear" of corn
Not for me though, my ears feel deaf when audio is lopsided
MinuteEarth officially surpassed every single pun in the observable universe with the right ear pun at the end 3:02
A great example of this in humans is whistle languages. Spanish, Turkish, and some other languages spoken in mountainous areas where speakers live far apart have whistle varieties. The sound travels for miles, bouncing off peaks and valleys to reach the other person :)
Good to know i need to yell at low frequency if I ever get lost in the forest.
But then you'll never know which creature will come to rescue you.
Apoorv raj it depends which call you use
yeah
FROG SAVE US 😊
0:54 "High frequency waves
sounds... 𝙝𝙄 𝙗𝙄𝙩𝙘𝙃"
"and low frequency waves
sounds... 𝙈𝙤𝙑𝙚 𝙗𝙄𝙩𝙘𝙃"
i dont see it.
@@alrightthen9834 i dont *hear* it
@@jesusapacano7738 i dont give a shit?
Lol!
I hear it now 🙁☹️
I want one hour compilations, and i want them to be called HourEarth, please 😂
Yes please! 🍄
MillennialEarth
CenturyEarth
RayoEarth :)
I absolutely loved this video! Not only did I learn what animals emit which sound waves and why but also the physics behind it all. Thank you!
Minute Earth is the best at including sponsors without interrupting your viewing experience.
2:22 I freaked out thinking I was still on my online call XD
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Wow
Yeah lmfao
3:02 "the right ear"
Clever.
So *that* is why you can hear the bass of a concert way further than the other instruments!
1:11 they also release mechanical energy (sounds are vibrations after all, the more a sound vibrates per second, the more mechanical energy it releases) which is far more significant than the heat energy they lose/release
this video is so informative!!! thank you
Don't confuse dB and dBm. You can't just say both sounds are 90dB, because dB requires a reference. It's an amplification factor not an absolute reference whereas dBm has his reference = 1mW signal
Yet here's my dog who actually makes a chirping noise when he's happy.
that's so cute!!
His communication of his happiness is for you and you only!
Breed them with another dog who does that, and you'll have puppies which do that, breed the puppies with other puppies that can do that and boom you're starting up a species of chirping dogs.
I love this video! I wish you’d covered the fact that size matters too! Larger animals tend to make low pitched sounds because of the size of their vocal organs 😄
I loved the "RIGHT ear" bit... good for checking if your speakers are plugged in the right way round
Last time I was this early, Wolves still chirped.
What did they sound like when they chirped?
Addie Bailey A chirp.
"I'm pretty sure it doesn't"
African Painted Wolves still chirp.
That was the highest level pun to ever come out of this channel
Thank you for uploading videos in quarantine
Love these videos that don’t go on forever just to not teach anything. Short and sweet. Nice!
That damn TRIPLE pun at the end made me wonder if my headset was breaking
Did it reach your right ear?
I like how there's a slight pause between the pun and the sponsor section. It just feel like it gave us the time to get the pun lol. Always love to see you guys somehow bring in a pun in the end.
I already knew all this. I'm just here for the cute animations lol
this is something i never thought to question but am delighted to learn anyway
3:05 Was listing using my headphones and was actually surprised. lol Good job guys
I've watched some of your videos and they are very helpful in my studies. Thanks for the help.
One of the best puns yet! Good job.
Now I need a whole minute physics video about how waves can curve around objects
Wolves: *No it’s not fair I wanna chirp!*
Froggos:
*hahaha loud high pitch sound*
Ok, if i want to call someone over to me, i don't yell, but i imitate batman. Got it.
Good sound design on this video. I noticed and appreciate it. Good work guys!
I love learning new things! Thanks Minute Earth!
ok 3:02
after that i notice
i was using my headphone opposite
I feel so enlightened. Like I've always had a hard time understanding alot of things but I actually genuinely understand everything you just said and I feel so giddy and intelligent 😂
Because the wolves want to be “Quirky”
i thought my headphones cut out at the end
Invest a lot in a subwoofer and have the whole neighbourhood complain about you.
I love this channel, it's cute and informative at once!
O My God!!!!
I soo did NOT know that low-frequency waves tend to bend around BIG FOOTS!! ( 1:30 )😂
what I'd like to know is how the princess/queen at 1:46 appears to be knowing that something is hiding behind the stone and that she's wondering what it is. I mean, the image clearly shows she can't hear it so does she have a sixth sense about something being there?
Maybe 👀
3:03 it literally reach your right ear if you hear it closely :O
Watching in quarantine in South Africa
The sound faded into the right ear ash she said the line. creative
3:01 thanks for the dad joke
Hi! How are you all minute earth team? Grate video!!! Wolves are my favorite animal!
Mine too! ❤
Fun fact: the rumble of elephants also travels via the ground and is sensible through their feet. I heard they can even calculate distances by listening to the difference in time, between the sound via air and the sound via ground.
Person:*hears chirp
Person:meh
Person:*hears howl*
Person:AHHHHH
Instead of describing it as the speed in which you can hear it, you could have explained it easier by the "penetration potential". A low-frequency wave is better at penetrating and traveling through a medium (in this case, the air). This is why you can bang your hand on the table and it makes a loud sound but not speak through it as efficiently. High-frequency wave, however, tends to reflect easier instead of penetrating the medium.
When she said a Bigfoot😂 good example
Wolves are my favorite animal, and also that would mean that Godzilla would be able to me heard for miles and miles around.
Dude when she said 'bigfoot', I instantly thought of Dr. Harrison standing there looking at the camera, hands on his hips and the "I'm not amused" expression on his face lmao
I listen to every vid it's a good Chanel please keep on making videos. Good luck 👍👍👍
The right ear. That's great word painting.
Thank you for the great video. I was looking for this recently but couldn't really find the full story and you just explained everything so nicely.
1:35. Interestingly, applies to radio waves. 2:46 the pilots of the F117, the first aircraft designed to be stealthy, said that bats will collide on the parked aircraft since its shaping did not reflect back the high pitched sounds
Bird: chirps
Frog: chirps
Bird: I am confusion
@@incognitodon5779 he IS everywhere
3:04 i thought my left headphone died until i realized what you guys did haha
when you actually want chirping wolves cus it can make your heart melt
Today is your lucky day, african Painted Wolves do chirp.
ua-cam.com/video/HRHTTWeBThs/v-deo.html
Edit: They have high pitched social vocalizations so that lions far away won't hear them.
I love your videos!! Anything I say would be understatement of your video quality and content.
i just found this channel and its amazing
My left ear only heard about 99% of this video.
This video is brilliant
Also due to "modal dispersion" - a wave can destructively interfere with itself too "frequently" for high frequency waves.
2:00 Is this why men, who were predominantly hunters, have lower pitched voices?
Huh, that makes sense
the double-pun at 3:03... woah
These puns are getting in the next level
I cant wait to *hear* more
Wow, that's like WiFi; 2.4GHz penetrates wall reasonably well, but 5G (no, the other 5G) not so much. It degrades / attenuates. Also, THAT mythical Corona-5G; some of it's frequencies are even blocked (attenuated) by a tree's leaves …down to a level, where even the latest super-sensitive tech can't tell bits from cosmic chirps. Don't worry about it, unless you're an antenna technician …with proper training, who'd know how it works anyway.
Videos teach me so much about animals which are my favorite things
I like the fact that the words "the right ear" was played only through the right speaker
1:44 Princess can't hear her frog prince, LOL.
"Is all about making sure your call is able to reach the right ear"
Dolphin: Ah yes my favorire, *Corn*
That might have been the stealthiest pun I have ever heard through my headphones...
MinuteEarth: always bringing puns into new and *right* level.
Very cheeky bit of audio editing at the end
That right ear pun though!
The layers in the Right Ear pun is deep
so when I call for help, I should use a devil's voice
me: HERLPPPPPP!!!!!!
I love how when you said “the right ear” you have it corn
Yess new video I was waiting so long yess
Thanks for explaining how wireless signals work just when I thought I fully understood them, I kinda forgot about the thermodynamic principal when I was thinking about them for some reason
The change in stereo at the end was to the point 😅
Same concept is with humans. Last year I've stumbled on a article that presented research about different groups lived long enough in specific type of areas and developed, according to that location, higher or lower voice pitch. People that lived in woodlands developed lower so voices could be heard from afar even when obstacles was in the way (trees), and highlanders have higher pitch so voices could travel far enough because there is no obstacles when you shout from one peak to another.
Best end video pun in the history of the chanel
Why is a bit of apple bitten on the apple's logo? can you make a video about it
The "hello" at 2:24 freaked me out...
Nice video 👍
i like how minute earth keeps it simple unlike others who start to randomly explain about random cr*p that has 0.4 percent to do with the thing
on minute earth they explain it in a simple way in 2 minutes while i sit half a day in a room with 2 breaks learning random stuff
thats why i like minute earth and have been watching for an hour straight in a row
2:54 there was a story by a pilot of the F117 stealth fighter that bats were hitting the plane while parked in the hangar. This was due to the radar-evading shape that also.worked against active sonar.
What I learned: sound is just wiggly air.
Sound is anything wiggly, but yes, usually the last medium is air, unless you are underwater and your ears are completely filled with water :P
That's how things work around here.
@@EriksGarbage Smart shaming much??
I learned this from the magic school bus back in ye olden days
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