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Alcor Life Extension Foundation in Scottsdale, Arizona, is promising patients that pay upwards of $200,000 that one day they could potentially be revived after their death if technology allows.
The U.S. government is pouring billions of dollars into understanding genetics and the human brain — and how to manipulate those systems.
The American-invented dream of averting the finality of death by freezing one's body is a world unto its own. Now it's spreading to the UK, France and beyond.
In an Arizona facility, the bodies of nearly 200 people, and 90 pets, are being stored in liquid nitrogen at -320°F, to be kept frozen until scientists of the future can possibly revive them.
DNA Explainer: Can humans remain 'immortal'? THIS company claims so, know how - Alcor Cryonics has claimed that after death, the body can be brought back to life after a special freezing process, an international media reported.