Wow in the World – Listen to Your Mummy!

WeWow

Tinkercast

Kids & Family, Stories For Kids, Education For Kids

4.7 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 9 May 2023

⏱️ 25 minutes

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A voice is calling from beyond the grave! Scientists from England have used computer modeling, a couple of CAT scans, and a 3D printer to recreate the voice of a 3000 year old mummified priest! In this Tinkercast Present: Monsters & Beasts week, Mindy and Guy Raz travel back in time to see how close these scientists got to the real thing! Want more wow? Check Wow in the World activities at https://bit.ly/3V5YCgw.

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0:00.0	Proceeded three two one
0:05.0	intention
0:06.0	the money for the picture
0:09.0	the money for the picture of that medicine proportion
0:12.0	I don't know what you've been told
0:15.0	but we're in a golden age.
0:17.0	So many discoveries that are jumping off the page.
0:20.0	While in the world,
0:22.0	what to the world, why in the world, why in the world, why in the world. to the world.
0:23.0	W
0:25.0	W
0:27.0	W I am indeed. The funny way Houston. Ah, what in the wow is going on with all this traffic?
0:39.0	Come on, moment or losing buddy!
0:41.0	Hey!
0:42.0	Oh, nice hat! Oh,
0:43.7	thanks hat! Oh, thanks!
0:44.0	Sorry about that guy, Roz.
0:46.0	Who would have thought? A traffic jam on a weekday at 8 a.m?
0:50.2	Yeah, who could have predicted that?
0:53.0	Hey, we're trying to get to the mechanics here.
0:56.0	Shouldn't you all be sleeping?
0:57.0	I'm just glad you finally decided to take the wow machine to a professional, Mindy.
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