Mechanical Waves vs. Electromagnetic Waves

I tried to make this Vi-Hart style, but it ended up more basic-vlogger's-draw-my-life style.

[hamdanasser]

you explained perfectly ..but the video was too fast and the music was too loud i re-watched this video several times to understand what you were saying.

[noahhpayton]

This video is amazing and taught me so much information in 4 minutes. Thank you

[nanooo]

You explain better than my teacher! Thank you so much!!!

[jokinglimitreached]

perfect! it was always hard to imagine what radio waves are made of

[lyra]

really helpful and clear thank you! love the drawings x

[averagecommenter]

Thanks for helping me with my homework!

[phil_aziraphale]

I watched or am watching this for science class so hi and thank you I think.

[jirxilw]

this was very helpful, thank you so much!

[joseluna]

Im only here because my teacher told me i hate this lesson btw

[revolutionofthought]

Salute your hard work 🇮🇳🙏
God bless you 🌟 keep uploading videos 🥰

[EEENotes]

The video was informative, sometime what we can not explain by word becomes easier when you draw it.Thank you.

[snoo]

Hello, can you help understand how sound waves is received by a lets say microphone. this device has simple parts, these parts some how change waves to electrical waves and then transmit them over a wire. The receiving end collects these waves and then changes them back to sound waves and the end user hears the exact sound or at least very similar to the original. how can these simple devices do that? when ai generated voices do not sound like human voices. I understand in 2020 computer generated voices are almost human like.

I am referring to 30 years ago and before. i just can't get my head around the process of the sound wave being received and tranferred to electric waves and then back very quickly.

when know when any kind of data moves between any computer or device, there is some sort of data transferred and processed and then outputted.

but in my scenario of the microphone or a 50 year old phone call. what is the data processing unit in those devices???

[lightkingjr]

in space no one can hear you scream was creepy

[satyaprakashjena]

We have sufficient time .video is so fast

[cloudthesheep]

Remember, no one can hear you scream :)

[utkarshgsarmy]

No clear very baad how much fast you ar.e telling