EPISODE · Aug 17, 2020 · 4 MIN
Microphones
from Spectacular Science
On this episode of Spectacular Science, we learn about the microphone. This amazing invention opened up a new era of sound. What is sound and what do microphones do and other questions are answered on this episode of Spectacular Science. To learn more, read this article about The First Microphone. (https://spectacularsci.com/the-first-microphone/) Here is an activity that goes with the episode. It is called Sound Dictionary. (https://spectacularsci.com/sound-dictionary/)
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