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Post by toweringniceguy on May 28, 2007 13:21:44 GMT 10
At the radio station, the announcer speaks into a microphone. The microphone changes the sound of his voice into an electrical signal. This signal is weak and can't travel very far, so it's sent to a transmitter. The transmitter mixes the signal with some strong radio signals called carrier waves. These waves are then sent out through a special antenna at the speed of light! They reach the antenna of your radio. Your antenna "catches" the signal, and the radio's amplifier strengthens the signal and sends it to the speakers. The speakers vibrate, and your ears pick up the vibrations and your brain translates them into the voice of the radio announcer back at the station. When you consider all the places the announcer's voice travels.
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Post by Raja on May 29, 2007 2:47:47 GMT 10
Very Nice
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Post by prettyss0 on May 29, 2007 17:37:43 GMT 10
v nice
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