Question

How was the atmosphere when the CT scan of the Tut was over?

Answer 1

Hint: The chapter titled "Discovering Tut: The Saga Continues" deals into the mysteries and hypotheses surrounding the life and death of Tutankhamun, ancient Egypt's youngest teenaged pharoah.There's also talk about how he died, and how old he was at the time.. As a result, King Tut's remains have been examined numerous times.

Complete answer:
 The first expedition conducted by British Egyptologist Howard Carter, possibly in 1925-26, broke up the mummified body of King Tut (Tutankhamun 1355 - 1346 BC) in various locations. This was done in order to extract the gems and amulets adorning the embalmed body. Due to the mismanagement, the remains had become frail and were resting on a sandy casket. It had been transported twice since then for examination.

It was taken for a thorough CT scan by an Egyptian team in January 2005 to determine the cause of death of the young king. Thousands of scanned photos were examined, and it was discovered that King Tut was not assassinated.

When Tut's CT scan was completed, it was nearly late. In the evening, the wind had faded away. The clouds and dust storm had dissipated. The cold, silent winter air lingered. Orion-the spirit of Osiris, the deity of the afterlife-stands just over the entrance to Tut's tomb.

Note: Tutankhamun, commonly known as tut, was a strong ruler from the Pharaoh Dynasty of Egypt.Tut's corpse was subjected to a CT scan, which uses hundreds of X-Rays to create a three-dimensional image. He died in a mysterious manner and is now resting peacefully in his tomb.