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Alarms and Sirens
Listening to stars twinkle
Enigma of the Singing Dunes
The rise and fall of voice
How does auto-tune pitch correction work?
Keep your ears peeled
How do speakers work?
Weird rainbows
Are we really all made of stardust?
The Radioactive Orchestra
What is superposition?
How do mobile phones work?
Sound
This site gives details of a series of demonstrations on illustrating sound, giving details of the set-up used and the safety hazards
Loudspeaker
The loudspeaker involves electromechanical processes where the amplified audio signal must move a cone or other mechanical device to produce sound like the original sound wave.
Hear the sound of the big bang
An article from the Independent newspaper about a physicist who has recreated the sound of the big bang.
Speed of Sound
A great explainer site about how the speed of sound is calculated and how it changes with temperature and altitude.
How a speaker works
An animated cut-away picture of a loud speaker, with a synchronized oscilloscope screen representation of the sound. Sound included, plus a description of how the alternating current and magnetic ...
Faster than sound
Describes the early attempts to break the sound barrier. Includes descriptions, information, including the latest attempts to beat speed records on land, water and in the air.
Sound and Hearing
Introductory page linking to more information on various aspects of sound and hearing.
The Wizard's Lab
This site uses text graphics and sound to explain motion, sound and waves, light and energy, electricity and magnetism. It explains ideas using analogies, jokes and pretend conversations with famous ...