Who is the most radioactive person in the world? After death, the body can't be cremated and can only be buried in a special lead coffin?

Are people in China particular about it? Rest in peace? Generally, the burial method of burial is chosen to send away the deceased, but with the tightening of land resources, the number of people who choose cremation is gradually increasing. Cremation existed as early as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Mozi was the first to record cremation? To the west of Qin dynasty, there was a country with a canal. When their relatives died, they collected firewood and burned it. ?

Confucianism advocates burial, but it can be impacted by Buddhism, and more and more people are learning Buddhist cremation. Buddhists in the Tang Dynasty believed that cremation was the highest burial method. Buddhism was further promoted in the Song Dynasty, and one third of the people were cremated, which was the most respected dynasty in the past.

Cremation is good, but it is not a panacea for burial. A British doctor became the most radioactive person in the world because of abnormal experiments. After death, it can't be cremated, so it can only be stored in a lead coffin. Eric? Walhees is a famous physicist and a scientific madman who would rather die for science. He signed the contract on 1997? Life and death? Became a volunteer in the experiment of human body's influence on radioactivity, and injected a lot of radioactive element plutonium (B? )。

Plutonium is not a natural element on the earth, but was synthesized by American scientists in the laboratory in 1940, and is widely used in nuclear weapons. The atomic bomb dropped by the United States in Nagasaki, Japan? Fat man? Plutonium is made of fissile material. Plutonium is very dangerous. It is said that 1 gram of plutonium can kill 200 million people, and 5 grams can destroy mankind. In 2065,438+07, WHO certified it as a carcinogen, ranking second.

Others avoided using plutonium, but Eric injected plutonium in the experiment. He thinks plutonium is not as terrible as everyone thinks. Although it is harmful to human body, it is only limited. In order to find out the effect of plutonium on human body and provide scientific basis, he volunteered to take part in this experiment, and was called by others? British drug Lord? .

Eric has been out of his normal life since the day he injected plutonium. Britain strictly monitors his food, clothing, housing and transportation, and gives him a sealed jar to contain excrement, because there are too many radioactive substances in his body, and excrement is no exception, so it must be sealed and handed over to a special institution for treatment.

Plutonium? Ray can only travel a few centimeters in the air. As long as it is not in close contact, others will not be disturbed. Eric can still go out to visit friends. My friend didn't know that the sealed jar he carried with him was used to hold excrement, but he thought it was a gift for them, which made a big joke.

In 2004, seven years have passed since Eric was injected with plutonium. In this year, he also died, and scientists made a mistake about his funeral. If you cremate, you can't burn plutonium. There is still a lot of plutonium in his ashes, which will take hundreds of years to decompose naturally. Scientists have to think of another way. They made a half-meter-thick coffin out of lead and buried Eric deep underground. Lead has a high atomic number and density, so it can effectively block radioactive substances.

Feuerbach:? Science only gives the highest grace to those who devote themselves wholeheartedly to it. ? Eric told us with his own actions that plutonium is not as terrible as the legend, and its harm to human body is not as outrageous as the legend. The scientific community needs a pragmatic person like him, and truth will promote the progress of science.