Science- Sounds From Musical Boxes to Ipads

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About This Presentation

Sounds in Science


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SOUNDS GOOD!
From musical boxes
to iPods

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Space
Walk
Aug 2005
Stephen
Robinson
outside
Discovery
NASA picture

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Can he call to those inside the
space ship as he works?
NASA picture

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Connected to the space ship by
a line
Why?
NASA picture

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Let’s play
some
games !

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Sound dance
The bunches move along the line.
The children do not move along!
Sound moves this way
steps

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Sound travels to your ear
The air vibrates
but does not travel from
the alarm to the ear.
Sound

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Large ears to collect sound
Our ears are
on the side
of our
heads.
We can play
a game to
find out why.

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?
Why
does
Mittens
look
unhappy?

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Whales sing
to each
other.
Sound
travels
through
water.

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Bush telephone
game
Sound travels through the string

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Telephones --
Are like a sound system
The electrical
signal is
amplified
A microphone
changes sound to an
electrical signal.
A loudspeaker
changes the electrical
signal to sound.

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Telephones --
The message travels through miles of wires
as an electrical signal.
microphone
loudspeaker
electrical signal

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Radio signal
Mobile phones use radio
Sound - electrical signal - radio signal - electrical signal - sound
In one phone the
sound is changed
into an electrical
signal then into a
radio signal.
Sound - electrical signal - radio signal - electrical signal - sound
In the second
phone the radio
signal is changed
into an electrical
signal then into
sound.
Mobile
phone
beacons

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What is this?
What
sound
does she
make?

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What are these?
What
sound do
they
make?

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What sound does this make?
How does it
make the
sound?

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Bells
What
sounds will
they make?

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Straw oboes
Listen as the straw is snipped.
 blow

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Size matters!
Large things make
___________ sounds
Small things make
___________ sounds

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New words:
 High pitch =
high frequency
 Low pitch =
low frequency

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Size matters!

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What else changes sounds?
How do you
tune a violin?
Let us try to
make a string
instrument.

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What have we learned?
Vibrating objects make sounds
Sound needs a medium through which to travel
– air, water, string - - -
The medium vibrates but does not travel with the
sound
Large vibrations make loud sounds
- small vibrations make quiet sounds
Large objects make low frequency sounds
- small objects make high frequency sounds
In strings the frequency of the sound depends
on the length, thickness, and tension.

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Can you spot the baby?
Sound
has
lots
of
uses

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Ultrasound is very, very high
frequency sound.
It is used to see inside people
- to see
babies before
they are born
if a heart is
working well
blood flow

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Knowledge about sound helps -
Musical instrument design
and playing them
Sailors find how deep the water is
Building design
so we hear sounds clearly in meetings
so sound does not travel through walls
Sound systems for everyone
radio - CD players

mobile phones - iPods

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Physics is

everywhere
From kitten’s ears to mobile phones