Seeing Sound Through Fire: The Science Behind a Rubens' Tube | UConn

Ever watch a viral video and wonder, “How’d they do that?” In the case of a recent viral video of a trumpeter playing into a tube that’s on fire, making the flames dance higher and lower in time to the music, we asked experts at UConn to explain just how the device - called a Rubens’ tube - worked. And they answered.
Very special thanks to UConn Physics Professor George Gibson, the UConn Engineering Ambassadors, UConn School of Fine Arts Graduate Fellow Eric Rizzo, UConn Music Professor Louis Hanzlik, the UConn Fire Department, and the von der Mehden Recital Hall for their invaluable contributions to this project.
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The thumbnail for this just went as far as Rubens. I thought it was going to be a video about the best sandwich there is, the corned beef Reuben. I was wondering why it was spelled that way.