miércoles, 21 de agosto de 2013

Science sheds light on the moment our lights go out



   Scientists have discovered more about what happens to the brain as we die.
   A study on rats shows that the brain experiences a huge surge of electricity during the moment of death, suggesting that they are experiencing a higher state of consciousness.
It could explain why people claim to see white light or "life flash before their eyes" during near-death experiences.
Dr Jason Braithwaite from the University of Birmingham says that since this surge is happening in rats, it could also happen in humans.

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