Hertzturnauksiin

Hertzturnauksiin refers to the phenomenon where the beat frequency between two rotating objects in a colliding system changes its rotational frequency in synchronization with the separation between the objects. This term was first introduced by Henri Hertz and technically relates to the electroacoustic phenomenon of'coloelelectic schwingungen'.

In more straightforward terms, the rotating objects in the colliding system emit and receive sound waves in synchronization with the separation and frequency of these emitters. When an object starts to rotate inside another object, it creates a sympathetic vibration. Due to the physical interference between two rotating objects in various speeds, their rotational velocities change as they separate. This turns the previously rotating motion of these two objects into what can be perceived as the synchronized changing frequency during their disentanglement.

This concept operates on different premises from Newton's law of universal gravitation and inertia. The phenomenon shows that there is more to physics than a fixed invisible force, gravity. Some experiments support the theoretical predictions of gravitational interaction and lag between the two emitters.