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From Discover Magazine | rsslist:
Ikeguchi Laboratories has posted one of the most fantastic "physics in action" videos I've seen in a long time. The concept is simple - 32 metronomes on a table, all set to the same tempo, but started at slightly different times. But here's the fun bit - although they begin "out of phase", after about 2 minutes, they all lock onto the same phase and synchronize! (Well, almost all - there's a rebel on the far right that takes an extra minute to get with the program).
Read the whole article and watch the video
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