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juin 03, 2010

Des millions de petits poissons morts flottent à la surface de la Dog River, près de Mobile, en Alabama.

Les pêcheurs du coin discutent sur un forum des causes probables de l’hécatombe : manque chronique d’oxygène dans l’eau, violent orage et foudre électrocutant les poissons, premières conséquences visibles de la fuite de pétrole de la plate-forme de forage BP ? Un des contributeurs affirme que cela fait plusieurs semaines que de telles quantités de poissons morts sont rencontrées dans la région… (source : forum acfafish.com)

Tags: écologie poissons hécatombe orage oxygène écosystème pollution bateau Mobile Alabama

avril 10, 2010

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The team studied 52 heart attack patients who had been admitted to three major hospitals and were eventually resuscitated. Eleven of the patients reported near-death experiences.

“We found that in those patients who experienced the phenomenon, blood carbon-dioxide levels were significantly higher than in those who did not,” said team member Zalika Klemenc-Ketis, of the University of Maribor in Slovenia.

How carbon dioxide might actually interact with the brain to produce near-death sensations was beyond the scope of the study, so for now “the exact pathophysiological mechanism for this is not known,” Klemenc-Ketis said.

However, people who have inhaled excess carbon dioxide or have been at high altitudes, which can raise the blood’s CO2 concentrations, have been known to have sensations similar to near-death experiences, she said.

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— Near-Death Experiences Explained?

Tags: NDE vie après la mort survie spiritualisme near death experience science expérimentation arrêt cardiaque oxygène cerveau hallucination