Echo, a repeated sound. The term is usually used to refer to sound that is reflected from a surface and returned to its source after a noticeable delay. A person can typically hear his or her own echo where a hard surface, such as the side of cliff, reflects sound waves directly back to the person. The use of echoes to locate objects is called echolocation.
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How well do you know Albert Einstein?
Albert Einstein was a pretty smart guy. When you look up the word "genius" in the dictionary, so the saying goes, it's a pretty safe bet you'll see Einstein's mug. He introduced concepts that we're still figuring out how to explain.
