A major news that broke the news some time ago was that a female mummy was found in the desert of Egypt, but her appearance was still intact when she was found-Egypt's fresh-keeping technology, the body was basically not destroyed, and sand had a fresh-keeping effect on the preservation of the body!

Egyptian elixir of life

In fact, before we understand Egypt, we should first study a problem, that is, the tombstone of Pharaoh in the Egyptian pyramids. They fine their teachers a lot, but they don't rot all year round. What is the reason? In fact, the reason is very simple, that is, Egypt does have a very strong preservation technology, in other words, their preservation of corpses is very complete, and they are preserved with a series of other modern biotechnology such as dry ice formaldehyde, so these problems are difficult to rot!

The integrity of the body has not been destroyed.

In fact, for any preservation technology, we attach great importance to the integrity of the entity, which is very important for subsequent preservation and long-term preservation, as well as whether the intact fresh-keeping corpse can be preserved. Therefore, this female mummy must be well preserved. In other words, it is very likely that the Egyptians fixed her body on a fixed board, or at least used some equipment to fix his body, so that he could be better preserved!

Sand can keep the integrity of the body.

In fact, many people don't know that sand is safe for human body, but it can be said that there is a word called specific heat in physics school, because sand is a hot object, and its fur is very large. In other words, its temperature will be high when the weather temperature is high, but it will be very low when the weather temperature is low. Because the weather in ancient Egypt was often cold, the bodies buried underground all the year round were covered with sand, and the high specific heat capacity made the temperature of sand lower, so the extremely low temperature would make the entity difficult to rot. ...