A mummy 2,500 years ago, with the sound of a heartbeat coming from the body? What are the results of

Yes, the sound of this heartbeat was suddenly heard, and everyone was startled. After dissecting it, it was found that it was not the heart beating, but a black crystal.

In a mummy 2,500 years ago, instead of the sound of a heartbeat, the internal structure of the body has changed, and the body produces gas, which is the heartbeat sound emitted by the gas.

In a recently unearthed mummy, the world was surprised because this unearthed mummy actually had a heartbeat. Could it be that mummies under such funeral rituals in Egypt can really be brought back to life?

Mummies have been dead for thousands of years. After confirming that the mummy could not move or breathe, the archaeological team members guessed that it was impossible for the mummy to be alive, and that there might be something in the body, but due to the poor equipment of the site unearthed in the mummy and the fact that the mummy was wrapped in a lot of bandages made of linen.

They didn't dare to disassemble it rashly, and then the archaeological team members sent the mummy to the local clinic, and the local clinic didn't dare to open it rashly. In the end, they sent the mummy to the Cairo hospital in the Egyptian capital. The Cairo hospital and the archaeological team organized some experienced experts to re-examine it, but still did not find the ** that made the sound, so some experts in anatomy performed an analysis of the mummy.

After unwrapping the burlap, the experts were surprised to find that there was a pacemaker next to the mummy's heart, which made the mummy's already dry heart beat all the time. And this mummy is already 2,000 years old, so it means that this pacemaker made the mummy's heart beat for more than 2,000 years.

Experts checked this pacemaker and found that it was made of black crystal, in nature, we are more common are generally white and purple and some rare yellow pink crystals, but natural black crystals are extremely rare, and most of the black crystals on the market are synthetic.

What power does this dark crystal have to make a mummy's heart beat for more than 2,000 years? And also very regularly the number of beats per minute is almost the same? It was also found to contain radioactive materials, which experts believe may be the ones that provide a steady stream of energy to the pacemaker.

It's impossible, mummies are dried corpses, and it is impossible to have a heartbeat for thousands of years.

And this kind of thing, it shouldn't be the heart beating, maybe something else.

It's not that the heart is beating, it may be that someone put some kind of substance to create a beating through chemical means.

It is impossible for the heart to continue to beat, and it will not continue to beat as long as it dies.

Mummies are made by a special method, so there should be something at work.

Something must have been placed in the heart of the mummy.

This is fake, medically impossible.

It is estimated to be caused by gas, and it is possible that a chemical reaction has occurred.

Reference News Network October 17** The US media said that according to a new study, there was a cholesterol accumulation on the arteries of mummies 4,000 years ago, indicating that heart disease may have been more common in ancient times than we used to think. Previously, researchers used dissection and X-ray computed tomography (CT) to study calcium accumulation in the heart and arteries of mummies, according to Interesting Science on October 15.

Through their analysis, they found cholesterol-stacking lesions — a precursor to plaque buildup that clogs arteries and leads to heart disease. In the study, the authors noted that this is the first time that mummies from different parts of the world have been shown to have early heart lesions.

Previously, researchers found late arterial plaques in the bodies of mummies in Greenland 500 years ago and Egypt more than 3,000 years ago。As Fun Science has reported,In 2018, a CT scan of the Ice Age hunter mummy "Ozzie" revealed that he was most likely a heart patient with three hard spots near his heart.

I think it must have been a chance that scientists discovered that there were traces of heart disease.

Because the mummy is very well preserved, which is related to the embalming technology of the mummy, scientists can still find complete human genes from the mummy, so traces of heart disease can be found from him.

Because some viral germs can survive and be preserved, scientists can spot them.

Because scientists can extract some tissue and DNA from mummies from 4,000 years ago, and traces of heart disease can be found in them.

Because heart disease is relatively common, even in ancient times, it existed in people.

The current technology is particularly easy to use, and the C14 can be used to detect his year, and then the current medical technology analysis should be able to know.

Because scientists have found that the state of these mummies is not ordinary.

Because the mummies of 4,000 years ago still retain intact human genes.