How Does This App Blow Out Candles?
A video on YouTube. In Science & Engineering, a Krater category.
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The host tests whether a smartphone app with a digital fan can blow out a candle and demonstrates how speaker cone movement, air pressure waves, and coherent versus incoherent airflow explain the result.
From the video
Answers: Can a smartphone app with a fan blow out a candle?
- Smartphone app digital fan
- Acoustic pressure waves
- Sound wave propagation and airflow
- Coherent vs incoherent air
- Blow out a candle with sound
What it concludes
- A smartphone app can blow out a candle because the speaker cone movement creates tiny pressure waves that push air out and pull it back in.
- Sound waves do not move a bulk of air from one location to another, but instead vibrate back and forth.
- Blowing air out creates coherent air where the bulk of air has the same speed and direction, whereas sucking air in draws it from all directions and is incoherent.
- A smartphone app can extinguish a candle only when it is close enough because the air must be coherent and concentrated in a small area to have enough force.
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