if hydrogen vibrates at 1420 megahertz

[Marty Champions]

Do u think im lying

What happens if we get it vibrating

We can transmit radio at 1420 megahertz

[El Diablo Blanco]

shut the fuck up homo

[Overload]

I'd like to see you try in an uncontrolled environment.

[Marty Champions]

Diablo is like that guy hes so emotional

[Marty Champions]

I'd like to see you try in an uncontrolled environment.

what kind of experiment

1420 mh to vibrate hydrogen is what i read i guess that is theminimal amount needed

[Lustral]

Do u think im lying

What happens if we get it vibrating

We can transmit radio at 1420 megahertz

Everything has a natural frequency of vibration. Never hear of tacoma bridge or soldiers not not marching in alignment over bridges?

I think quartz is 33k hz per second and that is what gives it its accuracy in watches as a timekeeper. Radioactive elements have far far higher frequencies and are therefore more accurate.

Now.... to answer you. We won't get hydrogen vibrating. It is (unless a zero kelvin environment). What the fuck does that have to.do with radio?

[dr.chimps]

Do u think im lying

What happens if we get it vibrating

We can transmit radio at 1420 megahertz

Hi Falcon. Asked me Da. He said 4k.

MODIFY: Da phoned back and said 100,000,000,000,000 Hz. One with 14 zeros after. So, for megahertz, remove 6 zeros.     

[Lustral]

On phone so if someone could embed be grateful. Very interesting video and story.

Learned in secondary school physics

[SquatsRule]

I farted twice and the chair i'm sitting in vibrated at both frequencies.

[Irongrip400]

Man, it's been so long since I've been in a Johnny Falcon thread. Trippy in here...man...

[240 is Back]

1.21 Giga Watts!

[OB1]

Hydrogen Frequency: 1420.40575177 MHz
One octave below     : 1420.40575177 MHz / 2 = 710.202875885 MHz
.
.
.
Hydrogen Frequency / 2^17
(17 octaves below)

=10836.8358747 Hz

which would be audible.

Now get a sinus generator and dial in that frequency and voila you hear hydrogen 

[WOOO]

Do u think im lying

What happens if we get it vibrating

We can transmit radio at 1420 megahertz

How fast are you these days?  Double McVeggie fat?

[Marty Champions]

Nice post

Hydrogen Frequency: 1420.40575177 MHz
One octave below     : 1420.40575177 MHz / 2 = 710.202875885 MHz
.
.
.
Hydrogen Frequency / 2^17
(17 octaves below)

=10836.8358747 Hz

which would be audible.

Now get a sinus generator and dial in that frequency and voila you hear hydrogen 

[tommywishbone]

Hydrogen is one of my favorite atoms.

Hydrogen is one of my favorite molecules.

[OB1]

=10836.8358747 Hz

on a side note:
as 10837 Hz is a relatively high frequency you can go on an just divide by 2 (for a few times).
any frequency/octave (divided by 2) will work as they got the same quality as the source.