The sound of hydrogen

Those of us with a passing interest in hydrocarbons might be interested in this little animation on the New Scientist website: "The sound of hydrogen."

 

It is one of a series of one-minute animated films explaining basic scientific concepts, which I was lured into this morning by the tempting title "One-Minute Physics - How do we know our world is 3-D?"

 

(PS If the unavailable message is showing, see the video via this link to New Scientist TV.)

 

New Scientist is part of RBI, parent company of ICIS.

 

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