Physics Professor Explains the Possibility of Life After Humans Leave This World

Is there life after humans leave this world? That is a question that has haunted humanity for centuries. What do scientists say about this possibility?

There have been many films and literature works on the topic of life after death , but that question has never had a definite answer . Even scientists have researched a lot on this topic but it is difficult to give a clear conclusion.

However, Sean Carroll, a cosmologist and professor of Physics at the California Institute of Technology, after many years of research, has affirmed: Life after death is 'impossible'.

According to Mr. Carroll, the theory of the existence of an 'afterlife' must be based on the premise that human consciousness is completely separate from the physical body. However, science affirms that consciousness is the result of atoms and subatomic particles, not of a soul that can reside outside the human body.

According to the laws of Physics, there is no possibility of life after death. (Illustration: Getty/ EyeEm).

'Many people believe that some form of consciousness continues to exist after our bodies die,' explains Dr Carroll. ' But this theory faces an insurmountable obstacle. There are laws of physics that are proven in everyday life and none of them allow information stored in our brains to continue to exist after we die.'

Mr. Carroll also analyzed: 'Each type of particle has a field in the universe: One field for photons, one field for electrons. But quantum experiments have been done, and no 'soul' particles have been discovered, showing that there is no life after death'.

Information in the brain cannot survive after a person is no longer alive. (Illustration: Getty/ iStock).

Of course, Mr. Carroll is proving based on scientific laws, but for some people, there are still things that science cannot explain, so whether things exist or not really depends on each person's beliefs.