合理的懷疑

 



(re. 法鼓山紅繩自震事件)


仔细看這6條紅繩,只有鄭麗文手中握的那條不是平整自然垂挂。

合理的懷疑:繩的本身有問題,會不會之前被設計過? 比如塞進可遥控的電流器?

綠媒如不入流的三粒底下的留言區,讓人見識了自稱是“佛教徒”們的口業。


如何讓繩子自己震動? 以下是谷歌大神教的:


To make a rope vibrate by itself, you must create a sustained, alternating force that matches the rope's natural resonant frequency, often achieved by passing an electrical current through a wire (acting as a string) placed near a magnet, or by using a motor to shake it. Creating standing waves requires constant tension.
Here are the primary ways to achieve this, based on principles of physics:
  • Electromagnetic Drive (Magnetic Plucking):
    • Setup: Suspend a conductive wire or metal-coated string between two fixed points.
    • Force: Place a strong magnet near the center of the wire.
    • Activation: Run an Alternating Current (AC) through the wire. The interaction between the magnetic field and the current causes the wire to vibrate at the frequency of the AC, acting as a "self-vibrating" string.
  • Mechanical Shaker/Motor:
    • Setup: Tie one end of a string or rope to a fixed point and the other to a small DC motor with an unbalanced load (a weight on the shaft).
    • Action: As the motor spins, the unbalanced load creates a continuous, high-frequency agitation that causes the rope to vibrate, creating visual standing wave patterns.
  • Acoustic Resonance:
    • Setup: Place a string under high tension.
    • Action: Use a speaker to play a specific frequency (sound wave) near the wire. If the frequency matches the string's natural frequency (
      ), the string will resonate and vibrate on its own, a principle used in musical instruments.
Key Principles:
  • Tension: The rope must be taut; higher tension increases the vibration speed.
  • Resonance: The forcing frequency must match the natural frequency of the rope.
  • Nodes/Antinodes: The vibrating rope will form standing waves with fixed points (nodes) and maximum displacement areas (antinodes).

刁卿蕙 於 2026/02/17 13:11 回覆

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