About 3,400 years ago, one of the famous "Colossi of Memnom" from Egypt began to "sing ." Yes, according to some hieroglyphics , during the sunrise, one of the statues
It began to emit a sound that lasted for minutes . The sound was described as a powerful, yet somehow mysterious, tone that slowly faded away.
Naturally, this fact has left many researchers and archaeologists perplexed.
After further investigation, it was discovered that the reason the statue was actually singing was because the heat produced in the early morning hours evaporated the dew trapped inside the cracks of the statue, causing acoustic vibrations that resonated in the Egyptian desert air.
Thus clarifying, thanks to research science, that the statue was not actually singing, but rather emitting acoustic vibrations as the water evaporated inside the cracks.