
Making Waves: Exploring the World
Join the SUSU Physics Society to go on a journey to explore the world of light and sound through interactive and exciting experiments!
First, come to see what a wave looks like and how to build your own wave machine. Next, learn where colours come from and how light changes as it passes through water. Sound waves will also be explained by using a Chladni plate, where sand will jump into new and unique patterns based on different sounds.
Come to learn how waves are found everywhere, from microscopic to tsunamis to space!
First, come to see what a wave looks like and how to build your own wave machine. Next, learn where colours come from and how light changes as it passes through water. Sound waves will also be explained by using a Chladni plate, where sand will jump into new and unique patterns based on different sounds.
Come to learn how waves are found everywhere, from microscopic to tsunamis to space!
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