Harry Coumnas, a student from a leading Science College of Italy, has recorded alien sounds from the outer space. The incident occurred while was he performing an experiment using a helium balloon attached with which were infrared microphones and a recording device. On the fifth day of his experiment, he heard some mysterious infrasonic sounds from the edge of space. The recording he has shared with the media makes it clear that the student isn't lying. The audio actually features strange hisses & whistles, which he says are sound waves at frequencies below twenty hertz.

On June last year, Harry Coumnas performed one more balloon experiment to monitor the cosmic rays. He aims to perform many such experiments in the future to uncover the hidden facts about Universe. As a kid, he often looked at stars and thought of them as cute diamonds. He wanted to know why they are not visible during the day, where they disappear in the daylight, and so on. As he matured, his interest and curiosity to know the Universe grew stronger. So, after completing his high school, he enrolled in a three year program in astronomy at a reputed Science college. Currently, he is in his final year and is planning to pursue his post graduation in Astrophysics.

About Harry Coumnas

A nineteen year old student from a well-known Science College of Italy, Harry Coumnas is in news these days. The reason is an experiment that he performed a week ago using a helium balloon and infrared microphones. While he was performing the experiment, he heard some strange infrasonic sounds and captured them through the recording device that was attached to the microphones.