Radios Changed the World
November 20, 2024 • EPISODE 240
What’s the difference between AM and FM? Who invented the first radio, and what was featured on the very first radio broadcast? Join Roger Billings on Science LIVE as he delves into the fascinating history of radio and uncovers the science behind frequencies and radio waves.
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Thumbs up, that was great
This is great, now I can make a radio! 📻📻📻
How come r51 got confused with radio and rodeo so funny 😂😆😄 here’s this pony pony and this pony pony ha ha ha ha ha ha
How can I get more information about the ventionering club ?
The story of the evolution of The Telegraph was cool.
awesome ;]
woo hoo dr J AND B
haha awsom r51
r51 is hilarious:)
i think what happend is that r51 is that r51 got confused between rodeo and radio because they sound almost the same
Dr. Billings and Dr. Pajet are so entertaining!
I love the reoccuring theme of ponies in this episode !
Now I can make a radio in case of an apocalypse! 🧟📻☢️ Yippee!!
thank you for explaining everything to where I can understand it