Ayden Cater
Grumpy Goat
[member="sabrina"]
[member="Silara Vantai"] is right. Sound is not compressed air. It's vibration.
[member="Silara Vantai"] is right. Sound is not compressed air. It's vibration.
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[member="sabrina"]
To explain what it is that is being misunderstood here, what you are seeing is what the effect of sound is. The cause is the vibration and variation of the density of molecules as they pass, which causes what you are reading above. Sound itself is the transition from the cause to the effect, which is the vibration of the molecules as they are moving from beginning point to the end point. Compressed air is a partial effect of sound passing, as the vibration in the air (and this is only when sound passes through air, as sound waves can pass through a vacuum and solid objects) causes compressions and refractions in the air, as your diagram shows. The compression is the higher frequency (the "up-turn" of the sound wave, think of it as the crest of a wave of water) and the refraction is the energy carried (think of that push you feel while in the water). Sound is not the pressurized air itself, it is merely the cause of air, when sound waves pass through air, to compress.
To explain what it is that is being misunderstood here, what you are seeing is what the effect of sound is. The cause is the vibration and variation of the density of molecules as they pass, which causes what you are reading above. Sound itself is the transition from the cause to the effect, which is the vibration of the molecules as they are moving from beginning point to the end point. Compressed air is a partial effect of sound passing, as the vibration in the air (and this is only when sound passes through air, as sound waves can pass through a vacuum and solid objects) causes compressions and refractions in the air, as your diagram shows. The compression is the higher frequency (the "up-turn" of the sound wave, think of it as the crest of a wave of water) and the refraction is the energy carried (think of that push you feel while in the water). Sound is not the pressurized air itself, it is merely the cause of air, when sound waves pass through air, to compress.
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Furthermore, sound waves can pass through a true vacuum. There is no air in a true vacuum.
sabrina
Well-Known Member
sound wave
Line breaks: sound wave
Pronunciation:
Definition of sound wave in English:
NOUN
Physics
A wave of compression and rarefaction, by which sound is propagated in an elastic medium such as air.
EXAMPLE SENTENCES
Line breaks: sound wave
Pronunciation:
Definition of sound wave in English:
NOUN
Physics
A wave of compression and rarefaction, by which sound is propagated in an elastic medium such as air.
EXAMPLE SENTENCES
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As your definition suggests,sabrina said:
Sound may also pass through ANY NUMBER OF MOLECULES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO AIR.
The Crashing Loony
Uhhh... back to the question, you can combine powers, it needs to be logical though
Derisive Umbaran
Eternal Father
I've been known to combine Protection Bubble and Force Lightning on occasion.
But that's about all the combining I do with Force powers.
But that's about all the combining I do with Force powers.
The Crashing Loony
Choke and Lightning...
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[member="sabrina"]
And what I am trying to say is, the reason sound puts out fire is because the vibration of molecules carried by sound waves, known as sound particles, does not push the air forwards as pressurized air would, it vibrates the air within the fire that the fire consumes and thins the air, causing fire to be metaphorically smothered. No air reaches the fire, thus the fire is put out. While sound vibrates the air, and compresses the air for less than a tenth of a second before it is refracted, it does not carry the air with it, rather it passes through the air and into the next molecule in the air which vibrates and continues this trend until the energy that carries the sound wave is reduced too much.
And what I am trying to say is, the reason sound puts out fire is because the vibration of molecules carried by sound waves, known as sound particles, does not push the air forwards as pressurized air would, it vibrates the air within the fire that the fire consumes and thins the air, causing fire to be metaphorically smothered. No air reaches the fire, thus the fire is put out. While sound vibrates the air, and compresses the air for less than a tenth of a second before it is refracted, it does not carry the air with it, rather it passes through the air and into the next molecule in the air which vibrates and continues this trend until the energy that carries the sound wave is reduced too much.
The Crashing Loony
Darth Vornskr said:
Just so you can be a bit more of a nightmare, [member="Darth Vornskr"]Eddie said:
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You should invest in Waves of Darkness and Dark Side Tendrils. They make a great combination.
sabrina
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[member="Silara Vantai"] as already mentioned the rarefaction part ,which I knew about, but until this point did not know name of. See learn a new word, 
. (thought it be called de-compressed air)
Though that what I wondering about, as the force bellows would hit with the compressed part of air. As you only do this in medium were you could breath, though would be viable to do it underwater. Though less likely to ever happen, as not many people do underwater adventures. So base terms it compressed air of the wave what crushes your opponent, not the rarefaction part.
. (thought it be called de-compressed air)Though that what I wondering about, as the force bellows would hit with the compressed part of air. As you only do this in medium were you could breath, though would be viable to do it underwater. Though less likely to ever happen, as not many people do underwater adventures. So base terms it compressed air of the wave what crushes your opponent, not the rarefaction part.
Barkt Melan
Next-Gen Bothan
[member="sabrina"]
Ok, I feel like actually saying my two cents now.
Why would you need to do this? Some of the most powerful masters on the board specialize in only one power, or just focus on a small breath. There are powerful enough combinations without making these kinds of ridiculous powers. You're a Sith Lord already. Is that not enough power?
Ok, I feel like actually saying my two cents now.
Why would you need to do this? Some of the most powerful masters on the board specialize in only one power, or just focus on a small breath. There are powerful enough combinations without making these kinds of ridiculous powers. You're a Sith Lord already. Is that not enough power?
The Crashing Loony
*shrug* One handed force powers are easy to combo
