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Dog demonstrates doppler effect with squeaky toy
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The forum discussion centers on a demonstration of the Doppler effect using a dog's squeaky toy, as showcased in an article from Improbable Research. Participants share links to the demonstration and express amusement at the dog's behavior. The conversation also references a related video featuring a Ninja Cat, highlighting the playful nature of the topic. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the entertaining aspects of physics in everyday life.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of the Doppler effect in physics
- Familiarity with sound wave behavior
- Basic knowledge of animal behavior and training
- Ability to access and interpret online multimedia content
- Research the principles of the Doppler effect in greater detail
- Explore sound wave propagation and its applications
- Investigate animal training techniques for sound recognition
- Watch videos demonstrating the Doppler effect in various contexts
This discussion is beneficial for physics enthusiasts, educators teaching sound wave concepts, pet trainers, and anyone interested in the intersection of science and entertainment.
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That's really cute!fourier jr said:
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Monique
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That dog reminds me, in a twisted way, of the Ninja Cat who demonstrates movement without moving
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muLIPWjks_M&feature=fvw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muLIPWjks_M&feature=fvw
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