The work of the language during the singing and conversation recorded on video

The human body is still up tothe end is unexplored, and the work of some organs is only becoming clear to people. But modern technologies help us to reveal these secrets, and even to see something personally. So scientists from the German Max Planck Institute with the help of a new type of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) were able to capture the movements of our language at the time of speaking and singing.

The way researchers exploitedworking with MRI, called FLASH2. Thanks to technology, scientists manage to record video with a frequency of up to 100 frames per second of any organs of the human body. This procedure is designed to make it easier for specialists to search for the causes of various illnesses for the timely and proper prescription of treatment.