A Fun Way to Demonstrate Resonance | Set of 8 Boomwhackers | Arbor Scientific

[@usec32]

i remember these from primary school, everyone just used to clap each other over the head with them

[@NewPhilosopher]

This answers my question very well.

[@ricanbabygirl78]

I liked that clip of " Boomwackers In Action " .

[@ricanbabygirl78]

Yesterday, I was at music class and I saw Ms. Mangino holding those tubes

[@TanTanBoyo2]

why is this in mono?

[@robinchesterfield42]

Me: "Oh cool, a nice little informative video about boomwha--FIFTEEN YEARS AGO?!!!!" That...that is surreal. What.
But no seriously, this did actually answer my question about "what the heck are these things/how do they work?" so it's a good video. :)

[@parkerdennis8508]

this is amazing

[@cheliae8560]

Brilliant info -= what I've been looking for. Coloured tubes one can wack and make a percussive sound - or here, musical note with. Excellent! Thanks for the info!

[@newnewchannel]

Thank you 😊

[@GilouGoldman]

hi ! What is the music in the introduction please ?!

[@tess2626]

Thanks for the video!

[@Wallaceofspades]

man, there are no condescending comments for me to scoff at here.

[@ricanbabygirl78]

The shorter tubes make higher notes and the longer tubes make lower notes.

[@ervingonzales6286]

Nice

[@ripgutcat]

This is where the bonk sound comes from.

[@UraniumLeaf]

E

[@IETCHX69]

My girlfriend thought Boomwhacker was something completely different. With a nodnawink .

[@ricanbabygirl78]

This bro looks like Steven James.

[@avnialiu999]

wow

[@davis4453]

It’s Sheldon.

[@YuriHanaY]

PHYSICS

[@granthilburn2001]

This dude looks like Charlie Sheen

[@avnialiu999]

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