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Description
Provides a simple explanation of the technology involved in transmitting and receiving television signals.
Quick Summary
Isaac Asimov brings his signature clarity to one of the most common questions kids ask: how does the TV actually work? This little book breaks down the mystery of television signals in a way that feels accessible rather than overwhelming, explaining how pictures get turned into invisible waves and then changed back into images on the screen. It's perfect for curious kids who want to know why pressing a button brings their favorite shows to life. Asimov's writing is straightforward enough that younger listeners will follow along during read-alouds, while the vocabulary gives newer readers something to grow into. Parents will appreciate that it's genuinely educational without feeling like homework - it just answers a question kids are already asking. If your child has finished this one and is hungry for more science explanations, Asimov's other books in this series cover different technologies in the same friendly style.