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Pierre · 21-11-2013, 13:43

Other objects would have to resonate sympathetically to the frequency of the vibrations in question.

I would find it odd if there was another object of exactly the same size, shape, density, unsecured, resting on a convex base, in the exact same spot at the item in question.

If there was, and that didn't move, then you might have something.

Otherwise, you don't.

21-11-2013, 13:43	#29
Pierre Permanently Banned Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: floating in the ether Posts: 13,332	Re: Manchester Museum time-lapse 'shows Egyptian statue move' Other objects would have to resonate sympathetically to the frequency of the vibrations in question. I would find it odd if there was another object of exactly the same size, shape, density, unsecured, resting on a convex base, in the exact same spot at the item in question. If there was, and that didn't move, then you might have something. Otherwise, you don't.