Why The Speed Of Sound Is NOT Constant with @LeviMcClain

[the_annihilator]

This man doesnt *DO* good sound design.

He *IS* good sound design

[janiso]

Diamonds are insanely good at transporting sound waves. Sound travels at 18.000 m/s through diamonds, compared to 330 m/s through air.

[antizero]

Woah! The captions make actual words this time! 🤣

[stratosvomvos]

KnowArt is one of the best YouTubers. Makes high-quality videos, nice loops, and explains everything so cleanely.

[ravenheart]

That's why you can hear an approaching train from miles away if you put your ear on the railway

[BBTBNW]

Pls come back bro, these vids are too good

[altimuschungus]

These loops are so therapeutic they actually help with my stress. Thank you 🙏

[pattymayyopro]

I love this mans videos, always straight to the point and also making it easier to understand. Love it.

[NotAWookiee]

Woah, that makes sense. That's really cool. Because sound isn't its own thing, it's the vibration of other things.

[NoxYaSoxOff]

I’d love a full video of something like this.

[Kryptonitanium]

Never had it explained to me this well 😮

[lennoxsiwale]

I love the sound effecfs. They add so much to the videos

[SusDoctor]

It's even crazier cause light does the same thing kinda

[TheJustinator]

Man, that metal pipe’s good at making sounds!

[jozefjaroszynski]

I love your videos, I think this is my new favourite channel!

[poiopop]

Great animation. Very cool and so easy to understand 👍🏼

[marcusstately]

Thank you for teaching me In an easy to understand and articulate way

[eclipse_darkpaw]

dont think ive seen such a good loop before. Didnt even realize it was a loop until you started talking about the particles the second time

[deadplex]

This is an amazing explanation dude keep going

[gloobark]

you really are one of the best channels in a long time