Originally Posted by
TSORon
“What’s to stop putting things inside of bodies, either cavities or otherwise?” In part, there is not enough space in any particular body cavity to put all the components necessary and the amount of explosive necessary to cause catastrophic damage to an aircraft. And in any case, the body itself will absorb a great deal of the energy released by any device small enough to pack in there. As for surgically implanted devices, science fiction.
Ron
are you sure about your assumption? the volume that can be stored in the GI track is considerable.The stomach of the average adult can hold 2 liters of fluid. The large intestine in a adult has enough room to store over 2 ft3 of material. If you took any AnP courses you would know that.
This incident was on the ground but in a pressurized capsule the outcome would be different.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/...n5347847.shtml
as for your last sentence, you are the one that needs to lay off the sci-fi movies. A little google search would go along way so you dont insert your toes/foot/ankle/shin/knee/ thigh in your mouth with a healthy dose of crow.