If you thought the cremation has to do with flames and fires, think about it again!
It’s one of the big questions of life, so it’s not: What happens when you die?
The Ancient they believed you would go to the Elysian Fields If you were a hero or in the depths of Tartar If your soul was considered ‘unfair’ by the god of the lower world, the Hades.
Nowadays, those who embrace various religions have their own theories of post -death life – some claim to be reborn in the body of an animal, while others believe that there is nothing on the other side.
But what we know is what happens to our body when we die: it decomposes. In accordance with Live Sciencea body buried on the ground within a coffin It takes about a year to start decomposing.
In the meantime, if you choose to be cremated – the process of burning the body of a dead man becomes much faster. It is believed that the incineration process lasts between one and three hours to complete. Then, another one or two hours will be needed to cool ash, say funeral partners.
Incineration can be a fairly enigmatic process, which means that there are Many myths associated with the process.
One of them is that the body of the deceased burns.
According to the director of a ceremonial office, this is not the case!
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THE Savagewho has over a decade of experience, performs the owner of the owner and manager of Otter Valley Funeralsof an independent, family funeral office in a province of Britain.
In a video uploaded to Tiktok Earlier this week, the expert explained that it would show how a coffin was loaded into a incinerator, hoping that the myth would “collapse”.
“This is something I said I would do for people to see a single combustion chamber.”
THE Savage He explained that the coffin presented in the video had actually had the remains of a dead person and that he had been allowed to film the event.
After being introduced, the video showed a wooden coffin on a metal plate.
In the background, the retor door – also known as the door of the cremation – opened to show a single incineration chamber without … flames on the horizon.
The coffin was then “pushed” into the space through an automatic paddle -like device, which left the chamber before the retor door closed.
According to DFW Europe, the average temperature of an incineration furnace It ranges between 1000 and 1300 degrees Celsius.
‘It’s so simple’continued the Savage. “I hope this answers a lot of questions”.
The clip has already gathered more than 719,000 views and over 1,400 comments from curious users Tiktok.
“What does it look like when the door is re -erected?” A viewer wondered.
In response, the account Otter Valley Funerals He wrote: “Without wanting to become disrespectful, it’s just a bone pile.”
