Russian scientist photographs the soul leaving the body at death

reply to post by CaticusMaximus


"absolutely bogus" do u mean asolute as in a vacuumn? "A perfect vacuum would be one in which the absolute pressure would be zero" ,,en.wikipedia.org...
after all this is a/are weighty matter.

BobAthome
It's a fact that there is 2 oz. un-accounted for a death.

So if it is a "fact" of course you can provide evidence by doctors in peer reviewed journals....

reply to post by hellobruce


As I understand it, the doctor's experiments were quite frowned upon by his peers and have not been conducted again over the years. Remember, this doctor would weigh humans immediately before death and immediately after, meaning he had to have possession of them at their exact moment of death. My gut tells me, he probably wasn't coming by the patients easily.

hellobruce

BobAthome
It's a fact that there is 2 oz. un-accounted for a death.

So if it is a "fact" of course you can provide evidence by doctors in peer reviewed journals....

Your right ,, was told, via urban grapevine it was true,, so,, guess we need " MYTH BUSTERS "

reply to post by BobAthome


I used to teach human development and a section on death and dying in a major university. Yes, there is an unaccounted for approx 2 oz weight loss at the time of death.

Sorry it's early and I'm stationary biking and to be honest don't want to hunt for the source among my stuff. That will be enough for some people to say I'm not right. However, at one time I did teach that in University (actually 2 of them) and did have good source material.

reply to post by CaticusMaximus

Well I guess that explains why you would consider it plausible that the soul is a gas.

Well if it is a gas I seem to lose a little of it after eating beans...

reply to post by BobAthome

It's a fact that there is 2 oz. un-accounted for a death.
I call it the "breath-of-life",, probably weigh's about 2 0z.

I find it hard to think that the soul has a physical weight. If it did surely scientists would have found it by now..

purplemer
Russian scientist photographs the soul leaving the body at death.

The image taken using the gas discharge visualization method, an advanced technique of Kirlian photography shows in blue the life force of the person leaving the body gradually.

Been a couple of days since this "news" was posted, so am surprised that nobody has yet posted the explanation.



The so-called "advanced" kirlian soul photography is in fact a cut-and-paste job stolen from a website that sells saunas.
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I suggest this thread gets moved to HOAX. (actually, I'd like to know what on earth it does actually take for threads to get moved to the hoax bin, because it almost never happens when, like this, the hoax is revealed.)

How did he get picture of someone dying standing up?

/hoax

purplemer
reply to post by BobAthome

 

It's a fact that there is 2 oz. un-accounted for a death.
I call it the "breath-of-life",, probably weigh's about 2 0z.

I find it hard to think that the soul has a physical weight. If it did surely scientists would have found it by now..

Im pretty sure thats from a Dan Brown book. Much like the bible its used as documentary evidence.

reply to post by BobAthome


So basically, the two ounces that are unaccounted for are just the breath in the lungs? Makes sense. It's not like you're going to exhale to get rid of all the air and just stay like that while you're weighed.

Spirit vs Soul

The English words ‘soul’ and ‘spirit’ are used interchangeably in present common speech, but where they are the English words used in Scripture, the words from the original language mean something very different from one another. Consequently, to read references in the Bible to ‘soul’ and ‘spirit’ as if they meant the same thing would result in error and confusion. This problem is seen in the verse from Hebrews: “For the word of God is quick and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit …” Common usage of the two words results in this verse saying that the word of God “separates the spirit and the spirit”. But that is nonsense, and an examination of the original language terms translated into ‘soul’ and ‘spirit’ shows that it means something very specific and holds an important truth.

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So are you going to tell us what that difference is? Because I don't feel like sorting through that rubbish blog.

Those pics do look like thermal imagery of a body cooling down.

Magnetizing an object increases its energy and therefore increases its mass, the change in mass may be so small as to be nearly undetectable.

Maybe it's just a loss of electromagnetic field after death which causes 2 ounces to be unaccounted for.

You know a "theory" is bunk when its called "the 21 gram theory" and its a theory about 2 ounces...Who the hell comes up with these names? Thats not even 1 Ounce, let alone 2.