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On this day in 1860 the oldest audible recording of the human voice was made by Leon Scott (no relation to Barry Scott). The sound was actually recorded on a glass plate and at the time there was no way to play it back but in 2008 scientists used a computer to recreate the sound. You can here the sounds on this website, scroll down to where it says ‘Au Clair de la Lune’ (a word of warning though, it sounds like EVP so if you are of a nervous disposition don’t do it just before bed):
http://www.firstsounds.org/sounds/scott.php
And now, the news:
Researchers from the University of Zurich discover new type of hominid
AN ALIEN GREY (sorry, I couldn't resist that)
New Weasel at Wildwood
Horse bites off woman's finger
She asked the doctor if he’d been able to save her finger. He said “Neigh.”
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