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Wana jf naomba kujulishwa kifo husababishwa na nini, mwanzoni nilifikiri kuwa kifo hutokea pale moyo unapoacha kufanya kazi , lakini nikaja gundua hali hii ikitokea kunamashine ya kusukuma damu na mtu anaendelea kuishi. Mwenyekufahamu please nijulishe.
 
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Death: Scientists Reveal What It's Like To Die


Most of us have probably wondered what it is like to die - so scientists have tackled the issue head-on and revealed the macabre yet fascinating truth.

New Scientist magazine has pondered the subject in great depth in its latest issue, discussing the various ways of meeting one's end, from being burned alive to drowning and decapitation.

The experts have taken their evidence from advances in medical sciences and accounts from lucky survivors.

Whatever the mode of death, it is usually a lack of oxygen to the brain that delivers the "coup de grace", says the report.

But in case there are still questions, here are some of their conclusions:

Drowning:
Victims first panic and try to hold their breath, typically for 30 to 90 seconds. Survivors have reported a "tearing and burning" sensation as water enters the lungs - but it is quickly followed by a feeling of calmness and tranquility. Oxygen deprivation results in loss of consciousness, the heart stopping and brain death.

Heart attack:
A "squeezing" chest pain, or feeling of pressure, is the most common symptom as the heart muscle struggles for oxygen. Disruption of the normal heart rhythm effectively stops the heart beating. Loss of consciousness can occur in about 10 seconds and death can follow minutes later.

Loss of blood:
Marked by several stages of "haemorrhagic shock". Anyone losing 1.5 litres of blood feels weak, thirsty and anxious. By the time two litres are lost, people experience dizziness, confusion and eventual unconsciousness.

Electrocution:
A household electric shock might stop the heart, leading to unconsciousness after around 10 seconds. Higher currents through the heart or brain can produce almost immediate unconsciousness. However, it has been claimed that prisoners executed with the electric chair may actually have died from heating of the brain or suffocation.

Fall from a height:
Survivors of great falls often report the sensation of time slowing down. A study of 100 suicide jumps from San Francisco's 246-ft-high Golden Gate Bridge found numerous cases of instantaneous death involving collapsed lungs, exploded hearts or damage to organs from broken ribs.

Hanging:
Hanging suicides and old-fashioned executions cause death by strangulation. This can lead to unconsciousness in 10 seconds but a poorly placed noose may result in many minutes of suffering. "Long drop" hangings are designed to break the neck. But a study of the remains of 34 prisoners executed in this way found that four-fifths died partly from asphyxiation.

Fire:
Burns inflict intense pain, and boost the skin's pain sensitivity. As superficial nerves are destroyed, some feeling is lost - but not much, according to experts. But most people who die in fires are actually killed by inhaling toxic gases and asphyxiation.

Decapitation:
Beheading can be swift and painless but consciousness is believed to continue for a short time after the spinal cord is severed. Experts have calculated that the brain might remain functioning for seven seconds. Reports from guillotine executions in France cited cases where movements of the eyes and mouth were seen for up to 30 seconds.
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Death: Scientists Reveal What It's Like To Die


Most of us have probably wondered what it is like to die - so scientists have tackled the issue head-on and revealed the macabre yet fascinating truth.

New Scientist magazine has pondered the subject in great depth in its latest issue, discussing the various ways of meeting one's end, from being burned alive to drowning and decapitation.

The experts have taken their evidence from advances in medical sciences and accounts from lucky survivors.

Whatever the mode of death, it is usually a lack of oxygen to the brain that delivers the "coup de grace", says the report.

But in case there are still questions, here are some of their conclusions:

Drowning:
Victims first panic and try to hold their breath, typically for 30 to 90 seconds. Survivors have reported a "tearing and burning" sensation as water enters the lungs - but it is quickly followed by a feeling of calmness and tranquility. Oxygen deprivation results in loss of consciousness, the heart stopping and brain death.

Heart attack:
A "squeezing" chest pain, or feeling of pressure, is the most common symptom as the heart muscle struggles for oxygen. Disruption of the normal heart rhythm effectively stops the heart beating. Loss of consciousness can occur in about 10 seconds and death can follow minutes later.

Loss of blood:
Marked by several stages of "haemorrhagic shock". Anyone losing 1.5 litres of blood feels weak, thirsty and anxious. By the time two litres are lost, people experience dizziness, confusion and eventual unconsciousness.

Electrocution:
A household electric shock might stop the heart, leading to unconsciousness after around 10 seconds. Higher currents through the heart or brain can produce almost immediate unconsciousness. However, it has been claimed that prisoners executed with the electric chair may actually have died from heating of the brain or suffocation.

Fall from a height:
Survivors of great falls often report the sensation of time slowing down. A study of 100 suicide jumps from San Francisco's 246-ft-high Golden Gate Bridge found numerous cases of instantaneous death involving collapsed lungs, exploded hearts or damage to organs from broken ribs.

Hanging:
Hanging suicides and old-fashioned executions cause death by strangulation. This can lead to unconsciousness in 10 seconds but a poorly placed noose may result in many minutes of suffering. "Long drop" hangings are designed to break the neck. But a study of the remains of 34 prisoners executed in this way found that four-fifths died partly from asphyxiation.

Fire:
Burns inflict intense pain, and boost the skin's pain sensitivity. As superficial nerves are destroyed, some feeling is lost - but not much, according to experts. But most people who die in fires are actually killed by inhaling toxic gases and asphyxiation.

Decapitation:
Beheading can be swift and painless but consciousness is believed to continue for a short time after the spinal cord is severed. Experts have calculated that the brain might remain functioning for seven seconds. Reports from guillotine executions in France cited cases where movements of the eyes and mouth were seen for up to 30 seconds.
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Thanx lots Mkuu umenitoa gizani lakini utata bado upo kwenye soul , mfno mtu anaugua tunaambiwa kakata roho, roho ninini? Hadi kuchukua uhai wa mtu? Na je m2 wakati wa kufa anatambua kuwa anakufa?
 
Wakuu nimewazaaa, pamoja na kuwa muumini mzuri sana wa kikristo,

Mi naona "Kifo ni kama vile unapokuwa umelala, sasa tofauti na usingizi wa kawaida huu usingizi wa kifo unalala milele".
Wewe unazungumziaje maana ya kifo?
 
Kifo n kurudi kwenye hali ambayo ulikuwa kabla ujazaliwa.... ambayo sisi sote hatuijui ingawa ndio tumetoka huko
 
kifo ni usingizi mzito ambao utaisha siku parapanda itakapolia
 
Kwa mjibu wa Dr Elvid Waminiani ,kupitia clouds fm katika Kipindi cha Temino. Anasema kwamba, watu hawafi mwili ndo umakufa lakn nafsi yako inakuwa hai Siku zote
 
Kwa mjibu wa Dr Elvid Waminiani ,kupitia clouds fm katika Kipindi cha Temino. Anasema kwamba, watu hawafi mwili ndo umakufa lakn nafsi yako inakuwa hai Siku zote
Dr. Elvid alikufaga? Kwamba anajua mambo t
ya roho? Ni uwongo uwo mkuu hakuna maisha
Hakuna kitakachoamka baadaya ya kufa
 
science na dini havitoi maelezo ya kutosha juu ya kifo,ili kujua kifo ni nini ni lazima ujui wewe ni nani ulikuwa wapi kabla ya kuzaliwa, hapa ulipo saivi ni wapi na utakuwa wapi baada ya kufa,elimu zetu zote hazitoi maelezo ya kufahamika juu ya mambo haya.

wazungu wanasema true knowledge is power( elimu ya kweli ni nguvu) elimu tunazofundishwa zinatuondolea nguvu kwa vile hazitoi maelezo kamilifu ili kufahamu sisi ni nani,tunatoka wapi, wapi tupo na tunakwenda wapi, badala yake mambo mengi tumefundishwa kwa kuyaamini kwa njia za imani za kidini na sio kuyajua kwa kuwa na vielelezo

bianaamu tunazaliwa na kuingia duniani(kwenye uhai) wakati dunia ipo kwa muda mrefu kabla ya sisi kuzaliwa,ni sawa na kuingia cinema filamu ipo kati au inakaribia kumaliza,kama hapana mtu mwaminifu wa kukupa kisa cha filamu kilikuwaje huwezi kufahamu kitu,na kama kuna wana wana nia ya kukupotosha juu ya kisa cha filamu utakuwa umepotea huwezi kujua ile filamu ina maana gani

cha muhimu tuache tabia ya kutegemea watu wengine kutwambia mambo muhimu,tuwe na awezo wa kufikiria na ku-filter upotoshaji kama kuna upotoshaji juu ya maisha yetu ( just remember true knowledge is power,no one will give it to you)

nliataka niendelee kutiririka zaidi lakini nahisi kama ntatoka nje ya topic na ntawaboa wasomaji bora niishie hapo
 
Kujua kifo ni swala dogo mno lakini litakuwa gumu muno kama hujajijua wewe ni nani ?
Na ukitaka ujue we ni nani lazima ufute yote unayohisi unayajua na uanze upya kutafuta hasa hicho kitu wewe naa kwa ninavyo kuona unaogopa kifo kwasababu unahofu na kifo kama hofu hauna uwezi ogopa kifo je nani anakutia hofu ya kifo je hichp anachokutieni hofu alishawahi kukihishi je hofu ni nini na chanzo cha hofu ni nn .

Siku ukijua mambo kama hayo kifo kitamu sana ha ha ha ha haaaa utatamani ufe ha ha ha ha ahaaaa
 
Mtoa Mada ungekua una Dini
Ungepata jibu lako la
NINI MAANA YA KIFO
Hapa Naona unatupotezea muda kuchart na Mikafiri isiomjua MUNGU WAO ALIOWAUMBA..
Hakuna Mwanasayansi anaemuamini MUNGU
Wote hao ni Makafiri tu
 
Wana jf naomba kujulishwa kifo husababishwa na nini, mwanzoni nilifikiri kuwa kifo hutokea pale moyo unapoacha kufanya kazi , lakini nikaja gundua hali hii ikitokea kunamashine ya kusukuma damu na mtu anaendelea kuishi. Mwenyekufahamu please nijulishe.
Mada ni nzuri ila umeshindwa kuiwasilisha vizuri.
 
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