Because when the event happens, the light from it covers the distance to your eyes
roughly 879 thousand times faster than the sound from it travels to your ears.
because light waves travel faster than sound waves, you see the light a lot sooner than you hear the sound.
An example that shows light travels faster than sound are: - You see the lightning before you hear the thunder. - You see the light coming from the lighthouse before you hear the foghorn. Unless the storm is right overhead, you will see the lightning before you hear the thunder. An experiment you can do to prove that light travels faster than sound is you can ask your friend to turn on a torch and make a huge noise at the same time from quite a distance from where you are standing. If you have a large distance between you and your friend, you will probably see the light before you hear the sound.
You can hear a fire engine coming around the corner before you can see it because the sound waves can travel faster than the vehicle itself. The siren on a fire engine emits a loud, high-pitched noise that can be heard from a distance, alerting you to its presence before it comes into view.
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Light travels faster than sound, so when a rocket launches, the light from the event reaches your eyes before the sound reaches your ears. This is why you see the light before you hear the sound during a rocket launch.
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because lighting is made of plasma- the hottest state of matter. the intense heat makes the air around it pop, and that creates thunder.
A pop in the wrist may not be anything to worry about. If it is accompanied by pain or swelling you should see a doctor to have this checked.
For the same reason you see lightning before you hear thunder, Light travels faster than sound.
Oh, what a delightful question! Well, a weasel, corn, and a balloon all have one thing in common - they each bring a touch of joy and whimsy to our world. Just like how a weasel scampers playfully, corn grows tall and proud, and a balloon floats gracefully in the sky, they all remind us to appreciate the simple wonders around us. So, next time you see a weasel, corn, or a balloon, take a moment to smile and appreciate the beauty they bring to our lives.
they hear them before they see them.
You see lightning before you hear it because light moves faster than sound. Thunder comes from the lightning. You can't hear it until the sound waves reach you.
Popcorn: I hear the pop, pop, pop, I smell something sweet, I see something white, I feel something soft, I taste something plain, What could it be? It's Popcorn! I created this for school! This is a sensory poem. Sensory is when you explain what something feels like in a poetry way that involves the senses. Hear, smell, see, feel, and taste.
By blowing up a balloon. if you show the kid the balloon when its not blown up then they'll see that it gets bigger when its full of air. If they don't believe that theres air inside then pop it and there will be nothing.
Can hear and saw are the verbs, but "saw" should be "see".
You don't need to save him. He ends up living happily in the clouds when the ballon pops.You do not see this or hear this on Poptropica News.
I would check to see if you need an alignment.