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found this, and thought you guys will enjoy it too =)
so here you go:
The movie
 
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Cool!
 
Wow, I want a Sphere of Water to play with!
 
hypatia said:
Wow, I want a Sphere of Water to play with!
I'd like a pair of them. Maybe it's cause I'm a guy.
 
zoobyshoe said:
I'd like a pair of them. Maybe it's cause I'm a guy.

They're obviously real...
 
A great way to study the spherical harmonics of Bessel functions, or the evolution of planetoids.
 
glad you like it, i thought you guy would appreciate it.
i also found a 2D standing wave demonstration:
The movie

and have a look at this site:
over here
 
The whole set can be found http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/station/crew/exp6/spacechronicles_videos.html. I didn't see them on youtube.
 
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fargoth said:
glad you like it, i thought you guy would appreciate it.
i also found a 2D standing wave demonstration:
The movie

and have a look at this site:
over here

i don't really agree that that is demonstration of a standing wave
 
ice109 said:
i don't really agree that that is demonstration of a standing wave

sure it is, the rice is vibrated off the parts with amplitude to the nodes, and that's why you get these shapes... it's mapping the nodes.