This document discusses the possibility of cryonics, which aims to preserve the human body at death using cryogenic technologies with the goal of future revival. It notes that around 250 people have been cryopreserved in the US so far, with 1500 more making arrangements. The document explains that cryonics involves vitrifying the body rather than freezing, and cites a study where scientists successfully revived a rabbit by transplanting a vitrified kidney.

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Theme
The possibility and
feasibility of
Cryonics

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Robert Ettinger, creator of
Cryonics Institute
RESEACH
“Our mission is to extend human
lifespans by preserving the body
using existing cryogenic
technologies - with the goal of
revival by future science.”
（According to the Cryonics
company‘s slogan on the main
page of their website）

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Research
By 2015, there are around 250 people are
cryopreserved in the USA, and around 1500
more have made arrangements for
cryopreservation upon their eventual deaths.”
(by Moen, O. M. The case for cryonics. Journal
of Medical Ethics 2015.)

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Reaserch
The cryonics is not
frozen people’s
body, but to vitrified it,
the picture shows the
scientist successfully
revived the rabbit by
put the vitrified kidney
back to it body.

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• https://waitbutwhy.com/2016/03/cryonics.html
• http://cryonics.org