For the first time, a group of scientists was able to record the activity that occurs in a human brain while it is dead, and according to the “Atlas News” website, the scientists monitored brain waves associated with several processes such as dreaming and recalling memories, to find that when some people go through experiences in which they are about to die, they say The stations of their lives appeared in front of them as quickly as a tape of a movie, and this is close to the truth and not just an exaggeration.

According to the site, the researchers did not study them with the aim of measuring the activity of the human brain at the moment of death, but they came to the sudden conclusion, by chance, and the researchers were monitoring the brain waves of an 87-year-old man, who has epilepsy, through an electrocardiogram. But the sick man had a heart attack, during the completion of the study, and then died as a result, which allowed the researchers to record 15 minutes of brain activity, during death..

The study focused on the 30-second stop of the heart muscle, and they noticed an increase in the activity of brain waves known as “gamma waves,” and “gamma waves” are associated with processes such as dreaming, meditation and memory retrieval, and this allowed us to know what a person feels in the last minutes of his life..

Ajmal Zimar, who is the supervisor of the study, said that when these so-called “gamma” waves are activated in order to retrieve memories, the human brain recalls the most prominent stations of life before death, and this is similar to what experienced by people who were on the verge of a pit of death..

The researcher added that this study poses a challenge to our understanding of the exact moment when a person dies, and we also know what comes to mind..