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#5 - The density waves may appear to change direction.
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The motion of the density waves is for the most part apparent.
Most of the times, the density waves seem to move westward. Though, not always.
They may appear to change direction, even if they do not encounter obstacles.
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The density waves may even appear to start from a line, and from that line diverge towards two different directions.
Intermittent density waves.
Some kinds of density waves, seen on a video, seem to be swinging back and forth, in a swift alternance, intermittently. The movement is only apparent. The water is still, but it keeps changing its density, and therefore its volume.
Comments.
These intermittent density waves, could they reveal a sort of rapid configuration commute in the water molecules? Could it be the alternating effects of the cumulative dissipative cycle?
Or, following a different stream of thought, a different hypothesis, this phenomenon could be just due to a mental process, thanks to which, we are alternating (very rapidly indeed) between two plausible solutions?
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