The claim of the researcher: even after death, the human body moves for a year!

The Dhaka Times Desk There is no end to human research on death. It is a fact that man has never conquered death. But a new study on death says that even after death, the human body moves for a year!

There is no end to human research on death. It is a fact that man has never conquered death. But a new study on death says that even after death, the human body moves for a year!

Death is inevitable after birth - this eternal truth is known to all of us. Even so, the interest of people to know about this death does not end. The mystery of death is being researched in various ways. The question arises in the minds of many, what happens to people after death? Where do people actually go? What is the real world like? There are thousands of questions in everyone's mind all the time! Science has been looking for answers to these questions for a long time. In this age of modern technology, there are many researches about life after death. Scientists are conducting various experiments in this regard.

An Australian scientist named Alice Wilson has said that the human body remains active for at least one year after death. The researcher gave this information after examining a dead body for about 17 months.

According to a report in the Indian media, there is also a mortuary farm located quite far south of the Hemisphere city in Australia. 70 bodies have been kept there. Scientist Allison conducted experiments on one of these.

Allison and his colleagues' research aims to use a time-lapse camera to determine the actual time of death of any human. Not only that, but also to get an idea of what kind of reaction occurs in the body at that time.

Scientist Allison said that the function of the human body after death mainly depends on the decomposition of the human body. He suggests that organ activity may be different, especially if the body is mummified or otherwise preserved.

This research will help to know the real cause of death and provide accurate information about the crime for the detectives, said the scientist. This scientist's claim is that this research can be of special help to pathologists.