We know it's even crazier to think that we could have successfully cryogenically frozen people in the past, when medical technology was far behind what we have today, but let's have a little fun ...

Patient 268 is one of more than 100 Brits who have signed up to 'defeat death' and hope to spring back to life at the ...

preserving its complex neural networks is one of the biggest hurdles in cryonics. ・Freezing Without Preparation – Some movies, like Demolition Man, depict people being frozen in moments of ...

The first person to be cryonically preserved was 73-year-old Dr James Bedford, who was frozen in 1967. He died of kidney cancer and was frozen a few hours after his death. In the cryonics ...

After his death on February 11, the Cryonics UK group carried out a preservation process including dry ice cooling while ...

Another major US facility, the Cryonics Institute in Michigan, houses dozens more. Outside the U.S., Russia’s KrioRus has preserved around 50 individuals, while in Europe, about 100 people have ...

Being frozen is not cheap ... By 1967, the first person was put into cryogenic suspension at the Cryonics Society of California. The procedure was performed by the Society’s president Bob ...

Time and death are “on pause” for some people in Scottsdale ... a way to bring the dead back to life. Cryonics’ aim is to keep bodies in a stable, preserved state until the technology ...

Cryonics is an experimental area of research in which the bodies of the clinically dead are frozen at -196C so they can later be resuscitated by future medical advances. People in the industry ...