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  • Guys! Why don't we play a game where I say a scientist's name and the first one to raise their hand and tell us their contribution in the EM Wave theory gets a point?
  • That sounds fun! Let's do it! It'll also help us to recall our lesson about them for our upcoming test.
  • Hmm.. Alright first one, Andre Marie Ampere!
  • Me! He was the first to demonstrate that a magnetic field is generated when two parallel wires are charged with electricity. He is generally credited as one of the first to discover electromagnetism.
  • That's right! 1 point for Amy! Next one is... Michael Faraday!
  • Ahh.. How are you guys so good at this..?
  • I know! He formulated the principle behind electromagnetic induction. Faraday established the basis for the concept of the electromagnetic field in physics.
  • Hahaha! Don't worry, Lia, you'll be able to answer soon. But that's a point for Sofia!Philo Farnsworth, go!
  • Me! He experimented with phosphors for the picture tube and oscillators to generate electromagnetic waves for transmission, and then he conceived the world's first all-electronic television.
  • A point for Rin! Now for Reginald Fessenden!
  • Finally, someone I know! He's best known for his pioneering work developing radio technology, and the first man in history to send wireless broadcasts of voice and music over radio waves.
  • That's right! A point for Lia and everyone has a point now, only 7 names left!Alright, Joseph Henry!
  • I think that goes to Amy, take it away!
  • Well, during his his experiments with electromagnetism, Henry discovered the electromagnetic phenomenon of self-inductance.
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  • Me!
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