Posted tagged ‘microwaves’
November 2, 2012
We always finish each show with a snack, and this time we baked a gooey treat using a very special oven.
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October 26, 2012
We know that metal can deflect microwaves—but what about radio waves? Find out the answer, and why your cell phone heats up when you talk on it, on this week’s EveryDay Science podcast!
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October 19, 2012
Science can explain some of the household appliances we use EveryDay! Today we learn about how your microwave works and why that turntable inside is so important.
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October 12, 2012
“Watson, come here I want to see you.” Do you know who said these famous words and what is so special about them? Check out one of our favorite historical scientist segments and find out! Also, we introduce the concept of microwaves and how they work!
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Tags: Alexander Graham Bell, Brian Jones, Channel 10, Colorado State University, CSU, easy experiment, easy to understand, education, energy, Everyday Science, experiment, Ft. Collins, hands-on science, K-12, light, little shop of physics, microwaves, Northern Colorado, physics, physics education, physics for kids, podcast, Poudre School District, science, science education, science TV show, sound, tie-dye, traveling waves, Watson, waves
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July 20, 2012
Ever wondered what the far side of the moon looks like and why we never see it? Ever wondered how microwaves heat up your food? Learn more about the cycles of the moon and how microwaves work!
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December 11, 2009
Microwaves bounce back and forth as, well, waves. Depending on the size of the wave, some spots are hot and some are cold. This is why most microwave ovens have turntables — the heat is more evenly spread out. How can Brian, Sierra and Mary show that this is what’s happening inside the microwave? It’s time for another experiment!
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November 27, 2009
Sierra, Mary and Brian continue working with microwaves. This time they have constructed a working model of a microwave. They have connected a CD player to a microwave emitter and speakers to a microwave receiver. The microwave emitter carries the music to the receiver, where it is transmitted to the speakers. How can we prove this? Let’s watch and find out!
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November 20, 2009
Science is something that you do. So rather than talk about science, we’re going to take questions from young scientists and take action! How do microwaves work? Why does metal spark inside a microwave? With Mary and Sierra, Brian demonstrates what’s going on inside that microwave oven.
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