why a running water as in creeks or small mountain rivers make a musical noise?
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resonance.\n\nIf you shape a rock the right way, you can hit it, and hear it reverberate like a (quiet) bell.
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It is placed in the water to make the water safer to drink.  However, there is small towns who puts way too much in it.
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hills, mountains, creeks, streams or lakes
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It could also be the wind going in different directions pushing the top layer of the water in different directions which in turn, gives you different reflections which can appear to be separated.
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the wind cause the air particles to rub up agaisnt one another, creating friction.  the friction is the noise that you hear.
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because it has river banks
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A small, generally shallow body of water attached to the main channel, with little or no current of its own. Yes
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air, water, noise, oil, land.  There are many.
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water standpipes\nand water level indicator ( a tape attached with a probe at end which gives peep sound when tounching with water) and the light on surface also shows blinking
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Moving water -- generally provided by a river -- is used to turn a turbine.  The turbine is wrapped in conductive cable, and the housing is lined with magnets.  Thanks to the Oersted Effect (or maybe the Faraday Effect; I get them mixed up), moving a conductor through a magnetic field generates an electric current.  The stronger the magnets and the more conductor involved, the more current you get -- which is why hydroelectric turbines are so freakin' big.
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somewhere theres water
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More like a small creek,\n\nA small river (San Marcos River in TX) will record in excess of 200cfs\nwhile a large river (Potomac River in MD) will record over 100,000 cfs
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First, I can hear the quietness. Then other sounds start creeping in. The sound of water rushing down the stream, the call of one bird to another, the cadence of crickets and frogs in the thickets of the forest. I can hear the rustling of the bushes disturbed by some unknown animal. I can smell the pine trees. I see the baby deer drinking water from the stream as a watchful doe looks on in careful wariness. I feel completely serene and at one with nature. (Cause I would make sure to leave my kids at home with my husband, lol).
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Sounds like overhydration.
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If you are referring to the phenomenon of water actually flowing "uphill"- it is only a myth.\n\nMany have thought themselves to observe such a thing but it is only an optical illusion. Usually the result of objects just below the surface causing a questionable rippling effect that makes the water appear to flow the "wrong" way.\n\nIt's neat to watch though.
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when it rains, it pours.\n\nHope you don't live on/near a hillside.
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The mouth.\nLakes,streams from mountains.The ice from mountains melt,causing tiny streams of water running down the mountain.As it goes along,more water is collected(rain etc.),and it becomes a small river.There are three stages of a river.First,the valley is narrow,second,it gets wider,and third, it is almost flat and very wide.it ends at the sea. \nHope this helps :)