26 April
26 April · 02:53 UTC
This is the earliest ever recorded sound. It wasn't intended to even be a sound recording, but engineers were able to extract it from nothing more than scribbles of ink on a piece of paper. Posting this as an example of how time doesn't pass, that everything sits there, virtually/potentially, ready to be re-activated again at any time. The singing didn't pass away, it became potential. Eternity is potentiality. We can't recreate the singer in actual form (what we call 'physical'), with current technology. But in principle there's nothing to stop that eventually being possible, for any 'dead' person.
Nick Dee shared a link.