Nature Example
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The Bulb (or Lamp)

Light bulbs lighting up because electricity is flowing through the power cable into them
Light bulbs lighting up because electricity is flowing through the power cable into them
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This is the part that does a job, like light up! You could also use a buzzer to make a noise or a motor to make something spin.

Its job is to:

Change electrical energy into another type of energy, like light, sound, or movement.

💡 Fun Facts

  • Inside a bulb is a tiny, thin wire called a 'filament'. When electricity flows through it, it gets so hot that it glows, giving us light.
  • Early light bulbs didn't last very long. Modern LED bulbs can last for 25,000 hours or more!
  • Thomas Edison is famous for inventing the light bulb, but a British man named Joseph Swan made a very similar one at the same time!