Using Sound Waves To Create A Star

In the laboratory, it can be made to repeatedly occur in a specific period, emitting a burst of light each time it collapses. The frequency at which this occurs is determined by the resonant frequency of the liquid container, the speed of sound of the liquid, and the density of the gaseous bubble. In many installations, treated, distilled water is employed in conjunction with normal, breathable air to perform the exercise. In some instances, adding noble gasses such as argon can alter the intensity of light emission but this is not required. <a href="https://medium.com/@interestinguniverse/giving-birth-to-stars-using-only-sound-cc5ec4534af6">Read More</a>