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in a recent presentation Dane Wigington

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the lead researcher at geoengineering

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watch.org showed what he said was the

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effect of radio frequency on water and

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he spoke of his concern on the effects

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on human health

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because you can see what frequencies due

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to water and we have no study to prove

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exactly how detrimental these are to the

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human organism or life as a whole and

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watch what happens to a flow of water

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when it's exposed to frequency the

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problem is it's not radio frequency

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that's making the water freeze admitted

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huh

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it's not even being frozen by sound it's

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actually a harmless trick of the camera

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called the wagon-wheel effect the wagon

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wheel defect was first noticed when

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filming coach chases in old westerns

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thus effecting freeze objects like a

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wagon wheel if their rotation speed is

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synchronized with the speed of the

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camera you can replicate this effect

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yourself in Winton's example of water

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hoses attached to a speaker that's

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playing a twenty four Hertz tone so it's

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moving the hose back and forth twenty

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four times a second the camera is

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recording our 24 frames a second so this

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has the effect of making the water look

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like it's stopped but it hasn't it's

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just an optical effect the wagon-wheel

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effect it's unfortunate the Wigington is

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using this cool science experiment to

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frighten people but maybe when people

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see how easily mistakes can be made