Does a massive object vibrate at high frequency?

[chemguy]

I seem to remember, some years ago the British developed technology that could “photograph” objects based on high frequency vibration of matter.
Is this correct?
I do not refer to thermal frequencies.
Reference;
http://newstuff77.weebly.com 33 The Frequency Vector

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Post by chemguy
I seem to remember, some years ago the British developed technology that could “photograph” objects based on high frequency vibration of matter.
Is this correct?
I do not refer to thermal frequencies.
Reference;
http://newstuff77.weebly.com 33 The Frequency Vector

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it depends on the geometric structure of that mass
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Post by chemguy
I seem to remember, some years ago the British developed technology that could “photograph” objects based on high frequency vibration of matter.
Is this correct?
I do not refer to thermal frequencies.
Reference;
http://newstuff77.weebly.com 33 The Frequency Vector

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it depends on the geometric structure of that mass
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Y.P
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and depends
on the amount of energy applied/invested to it
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