A "tomato loving" mammal who lived at a zoo in Sussex is being cryogenically frozen to help protect the future of his species ...

His body was packed in dry ice at a funeral home in London ahead of the journey to the Cryonics Institute (CI).

Getting an accurate estimate of when someone died is a critical part of forensic investigations. In extremely cold conditions ...

One of just three vulnerable "bearcats" in Europe will be cryogenically frozen - to help others survive. 18-year-old Penh, a Cambodian binturong, spent 14 years in Drusillas Park, Sussex.

The decorated veteran’s second wife, Mae, would also go into cryo-suspension and the pioneer himself would follow immediately ...

Cryopreservation can only legally begin after a person is declared dead, creating a unique conundrum should future revival succeed. Cryogenics has long captured our imagination through science fiction ...

A rare bearcat that died in a UK zoo is set to be frozen for future study and preservation ... Animal charity Nature's SAFE has been given the task of cryogenically preserving Penh's body ...

Dippin' Dots might seem like pure magic or an alien dessert from a sci-fi world, but the way they're made is rather simple (if exacting and scientific).

which makes those areas of the moon one of few places to reach the ultra-low temperature of minus 410 degrees Fahrenheit – cold enough to preserve cryogenically frozen animal skin and tissue ...

In May 2024, Australian cryonics company Southern Cryonics successfully preserved its first patient, an 80-year-old man from Sydney. Although described as “Patient One”, he is among an ...

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