What Happened at Mohenjo Daro "The Mound of the Dead" was Nuclear but not a Bomb...lets Talk

 Okay, my outstanding friends, this is going to be very interesting. Today, we're talking about Mohenjo-daro, also known as the "City of the Dead." This ancient city was discovered about 100 years ago and remains a mystery. Some believe it was the site of a nuclear blast.

I’m commenting on this for educational purposes under the Fair Use Act. I'll show you what has been said about Mohenjo-daro and then explain what I think actually happened there, based on historical records that weren't fully understood at the time.

Mohenjo-daro's inhabitants were supposedly evaporated, and the city was destroyed. The bricks were vitrified, meaning they were heated to such high temperatures that they almost turned into glass. I'll explain this phenomenon and discuss the physics behind it.

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