Ice Singing - Arctic Ice Lasers

Ice Singing or Ice Squeaking is a phenomenon that occurs because rock or other objects impact the ice causing vibrations to travel through the frozen surface, creating a high-pitched sound that can resemble the sound of lasers. The exact sound can vary depending on the size and speed of the rock, the condition of the ice, and other factors, but it is a unique and captivating auditory experience.

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WHAT CAUSES ICE SINGING OR ICE SQUEAKING:
The laser-like sound that is made when you skip a rock across the frozen lake is a result of something called acoustic dispersion. A single sound – striking the ice with a rock, is made up of vibrations of lots of different frequencies. There are high frequencies, low frequencies, and everything in between. After the rock hits the ice, those vibrations move outwards away from the source through the ice, but the higher-frequency vibrations go faster than the lower-frequency ones. The more ice they travel through, the more spread out they get, and because the higher frequency vibrations travel faster, they reach your ears first and then the lower vibrations, resulting in the PEWWwwww sound.

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