Has anyone survived an air crash in history?

Yes, and there is more than one. These people who survived the plane crash can probably be said to have been chosen by nature. A careful study of these people who survived the air crash will reveal that they all have one thing in common, that is, they have enough buffers during the fall.

For example, in June 1972 1, Yugoslav JAT Company Flight 367 took off from Copenhagen, Denmark. Altitude10160m, the flight is smooth.

As the flight attendant of this flight, flight attendant Ulovich has just delivered meals to the passengers at the tail and is ready to go back to work. At this time, the luggage compartment suddenly made a loud noise, which was an explosion. Instinctively, Ulovich squatted next to the dining car. Before she realized it, the front end of the plane quickly disintegrated in a few seconds.

However, in the process of disintegration, Ulovic was hit by the shock wave generated by the plane explosion and flew to a corner. The corner consists of seats, dining cars and fuselage wreckage, forming a triangle. As we all know, triangle is synonymous with stability. Therefore, Ulovic was not thrown out of the plane.

In this way, she alleviated the problems of low temperature and air pressure when she descended rapidly from the sky to a certain extent. Because at an altitude of10,000 meters, the temperature in the atmosphere is about MINUS 50 degrees, which will quickly cool the human body and face the sacrifice of frozen blood. Once the blood is frozen, there is basically no possibility of survival. In addition, the huge pressure difference when falling will cause damage to various organs of the human body and accelerate the death of the human body.

However, it needs to be understood that the probability of her survival is very low by this triangle alone. Because when the plane crashes into the ground, the acting force and reaction force are enough to crush human organs, which is no different from death. Moreover, when the plane crashes, it is likely to be accompanied by a second explosion and fire, and the probability of survival is probably zero.

Then why is Ulovich still alive? This is mainly because the plane crashed in a snowdrift in a mountain village in the Czech Republic, where there were dense pine trees and thick snow. Therefore, when Ulovic fell here, these pine trees and snow provided her with a great buffer.

With these buffers, Ulovic's injury is not fatal. Therefore, she became the only survivor among the 28 people on this flight. Since then, experts have further studied why Ulovic did not burst blood vessels at high altitude, because his body is different from the outside air pressure. The results showed that the blood pressure in Ulovic was low. It is also because of her low blood pressure that she can add some luck to her luck.

In addition to this stewardess, according to incomplete statistics, more than 50 people have survived the air crash since 1940. Therefore, before the final result comes out, we must believe in miracles.