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    From [email protected]@21:1/5 to Martin Lechner on Sat Sep 2 19:51:25 2017
    On Thursday, October 17, 2002 at 5:45:34 PM UTC-5, Martin Lechner wrote:
    A long time ago I heard of the idea, that sound recording could have
    occured during the decoration process of pottery. The theory was, that
    the decoration tools worked like the needle on old grammophones, and
    this sounds could be recreated by laser scanning.

    Does anyone know anything about that?
    Was it tried out actually?

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    Best regards,
    Martin Lechner
    mailto:[email protected]


    Ninjutsu in Graz: www.ninjutsu.at

    Theory - If Energy can not be created or destroyed, When we are in a
    room,
    what we hear and what we see, is energy emitting from a source
    transmitted
    outward which then enters our ears and eyes to see or hear- Now what
    happens to that energy when we are not in the room, it is still being transmitted outward from that object, everything in a straight line from
    that
    object would get hit with that energy or wave either light or sound,
    right - is it
    not plausible that if the target medium on the receiving end of that
    emission
    "adsorbed or recorded" that transmission in some way, clay, plant
    leaves,
    soft wood - we would be able measure it or some how "reply" it - Just theorizing?

    [email protected]

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  • From Mike@21:1/5 to [email protected] on Thu Sep 14 10:10:55 2017
    On 03-Sep-17 4:51 AM, [email protected] wrote:
    On Thursday, October 17, 2002 at 5:45:34 PM UTC-5, Martin Lechner wrote:
    A long time ago I heard of the idea, that sound recording could have occured during the decoration process of pottery. The theory was, that the decoration tools worked like the needle on old grammophones, and
    this sounds could be recreated by laser scanning.

    Does anyone know anything about that?
    Was it tried out actually?

    --
    Best regards,
    Martin Lechner
    mailto:[email protected]


    Ninjutsu in Graz: www.ninjutsu.at

    Theory - If Energy can not be created or destroyed, When we are in a room, what we hear and what we see, is energy emitting from a source transmitted outward which then enters our ears and eyes to see or hear- Now what
    happens to that energy when we are not in the room, it is still being transmitted outward from that object, everything in a straight line from that
    object would get hit with that energy or wave either light or sound,
    right - is it
    not plausible that if the target medium on the receiving end of that emission
    "adsorbed or recorded" that transmission in some way, clay, plant leaves, soft wood - we would be able measure it or some how "reply" it - Just theorizing?

    [email protected]


    The British TV Play "The Stone Tape" was based on a similar idea.

    The idea was that ghosts are actually recordings of past events in store
    which can be made play back under the right conditions. The thought was
    that only particularly horrific incidents have enough "energy" to be recorded.

    Pretty good and pretty scary movie if I remember right, although it's from the 1970's so may not have aged well.

    Mike

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  • From Mike@21:1/5 to All on Thu Sep 14 12:54:30 2017
    The British TV Play "The Stone Tape" was based on a similar idea.

    The idea was that ghosts are actually recordings of past events in store which can be made play back under the right conditions. The thought was that only particularly horrific incidents have enough "energy" to be recorded.

    Pretty good and pretty scary movie if I remember right, although it's
    from the
    1970's so may not have aged well.

    Mike

    Sorry, should be "past events in *stone*". That's what happens when you
    work in retail!

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