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What moves in a wave?

This is a great question, because it gets to the heart of what a wave actually *is*.これが故障です:

What DOESN'T Move: The medium itself (if there is one) doesn't travel along with the wave.

* Think of a rope: When you shake one end, the wave travels along the rope, but the rope itself doesn't go anywhere. It just wiggles up and down.

* Ocean waves: The water molecules don't travel across the ocean. They move in a circular motion, transferring energy along.

What DOES Move:

* エネルギー: The primary thing that travels in a wave is energy 。 This energy can be transferred through a medium, like sound waves traveling through air, or through a vacuum, like light waves from the sun.

* Disturbance: A wave is essentially a disturbance that propagates through a medium or space.この妨害は、圧力(音)、電気および磁場(光)の変化、または粒子の位置(水波)の変化になる可能性があります。

要約:

Waves are not the movement of matter itself, but rather the movement of energy and a disturbance through a medium or space. The medium particles oscillate or vibrate around a fixed point, but they don't travel along with the wave.

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