According to this hypothesis, the solar wind could transfer energy and momentum to the plasma surrounding the earth only by wave motions along the magnetopause.
As the waves then move through the water, particles push and pull on their neighbors through the wave induced pressure, and this motion propagates energy through the water in unison with the wave motion.
So once we land, I'm going to use the same sort of wave motion to bring the mass of the slime up to the top of the rock and then let it flow back towards camera.
But sound is the other kind of wave: it’s a longitudinal wave, meaning that the wave’s back-and-forth motion happens in the same direction in which the wave travels.