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What is the truth about the Death Hill incident in India?

“Death Hill” is the site of “Mohenjodaro” in Indian history. It means “Death Valley” in Hindi. Here, investigators found evidence of multiple violent explosions. All buildings within a 1km radius of the blast center were turned into powder. Farther from the center, many human skeletons were found.

From the posture of the skeleton, it can be seen that the catastrophe of death has come suddenly, and people are not aware of it. The skeletons contain, oddly, a radiation level comparable to that of the victims of the nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Not only that, the researchers were also surprised to find that the rubble field after the burning of the ancient city looked very much like Hiroshima and Nagasaki after the atomic bomb exploded, and there were still traces of shock waves and nuclear radiation on the ground. The reasons for this are still debated.

Event Review

On a certain day more than 3,600 years ago, the residents of an ancient city on an island in the middle of the Indus River died almost at the same time, and the city of Mohenjo Daro 4,000 years ago was suddenly destroyed at a certain moment, all destroyed. This is the “Death Hill Incident”, which is listed by scientists as one of the three unsolved mysteries of nature in the world.

It was not until 1922 that the Indian archaeologist Banarren discovered the ruins of this ancient city for the first time. Because the city is full of skeletons, it is called “death mound”. However, as far back as 3,600 years ago, how could there be such a well-developed ancient city? And why did the ancient city suddenly disappear? Who is the real murderer? A series of problems have puzzled scientists for 70 years, and a satisfactory explanation has not yet been found.

Cause of Destruction

However, scientists have made various speculations from different angles as to the cause of the destruction of the “Death Hill”.

Some scholars, such as R. L. Rex, S. Wilpat, etc., have explained from the perspective of geology and ecology, and believe that the “dead mound event” may be due to the diversion of the ancient Indus riverbed, flooding of rivers, earthquakes and The resulting floods destroyed the ancient city on the central island of the river, and the residents of the city were also drowned by the flood.

However, some scholars disagree with the above statement, believing that if it was really because of a catastrophic flood, the bodies of the residents in the city would drift away with the flood, and such a large number of skeletons would not be preserved in the city. Archaeologists have also found no evidence of a catastrophic flood in the ruins of the ancient city.

Some scholars speculate that the death of the entire city may have been caused by an acute infectious disease that occurred in ancient times. However, this statement also has loopholes, because no matter how serious the epidemic, it is impossible to kill all the people in the whole city at the same time on the same day.

Judging from the distribution of the skeletons in the ruins, some people seemed to be walking on the street or working in the house at that time, not suffering from diseases. Paleontologists and medical scientists, after careful study, have also rejected the claim that the death was caused by the spread of the disease.

As a result, some people put forward a large-scale attack by foreigners and massacres of the residents of the city. But who is the intruder? It has been suggested that it may be the Aryans of the Vedic era, but in fact the Aryans invaded much later than the destruction of the ancient city, several centuries apart. Therefore, the invasion theory cannot be conclusive due to lack of evidence.

In the study of the “Dead Hill Incident”, scientists discovered a peculiar phenomenon, that is, obvious traces left by the explosion were found in the city. All the buildings in the center of the explosion were destroyed, and the degree of damage gradually increased from near to far. weakened, and only the most remote buildings survived. Scientists also found scattered fragments in the center of the ruins, which were sintered from clay and other minerals.

Experiments by the University of Rome and the Italian National Research Council have proved that the melting temperature of the ruins at that time was as high as 1400-1500 ° C, which can only be achieved in the furnace of the smelting field or the source of the forest fire that lasted for many days. However, there was never a forest on the island, so the source of the fire can only be deduced from a large explosion.

In fact, there was a legend in the history of India that there was a peculiar explosion in ancient times. “, “day in the night” and other descriptions can support the nuclear explosion is the real culprit that caused the destruction of the ancient city.

But historical common sense tells us that the first atomic bomb was not invented and used until the end of World War II, and it was absolutely impossible to have an atomic bomb more than 3,600 years ago.

It is also believed that under the action of cosmic rays and electric fields, chemically very reactive particles are formed in the atmosphere, and these particles gather together and become larger and larger under the action of the magnetic field, forming many different sizes. The spherical “physical and chemical composition” of the composition, the atmospheric conditions that form this composition can also produce a large amount of toxic substances, and if accumulated too much, a violent explosion will occur.

As the explosion began, other black lightning quickly detonated, creating a chain reaction similar to that of a nuclear explosion, which was 15,000 degrees hot enough to melt the stone. This number coincides with the excavations of Mohen to the Darrow site. It has been speculated that Mohenjodaro may have been struck first by the poisonous air and then completely destroyed by the violent explosion. In the big explosion of the ancient city, at least 3,000 groups of black lightning with a radius of 30 cm and more than 1,000 ball lightning participated, so the explosion was extremely powerful.

Others believe that Mohenjodaro was destroyed by an alien “spaceship”. British scholar Javin Poulter and Italian scholar Chinghi speculate. 3,500 years ago, when a nuclear-powered spacecraft was cruising over India, an alien may have unexpectedly suffered some kind of malfunction and caused an explosion, causing a huge disaster. However, the existence of aliens is still an unsolved mystery, so the evidence is insufficient.

It is difficult to judge the right and wrong of the above viewpoints.