Falling into a pool of liquid nitrogen would result in rapid freezing; understand the science behind the extreme cold. Putin breaks silence on US bombing of Iran US Massive B-52 Pulls Off ...

A British man desperate for a second shot at life has had his body flown across the pond and cryogenically frozen in a liquid nitrogen container. The man, named only as "Patient 268", has been ...

At present, bodies, body parts and pets are stored at –196C in liquid nitrogen, awaiting the arrival of revolutionary science to not only restore life but in many cases cure the condition that ...

Chambers preserving bodies are filled with liquid nitrogen at –320°F. Cryonics Institute My choice to have my body preserved is not rooted in fear of death; it's a love of life that I embrace.

The idea that humans could be frozen and later brought back has survived for decades. The hope is still alive and even growing today—never mind that it’s still not possible.