Australia built freezing facility for revival

The US $ 500,000 facility in New South Wales will freeze the bodies of those who wish to revive in the future.

Southern Cryonics is planning to build a frozen body with a $ 500,000 investment in Holbrook, New South Wales. Once the facility is completed, Australia will become the third country in the world after the US and Russia to perform freezing frozen at a cost of $ 90,000 per person, News.com.au reported on January 6.

Matt Fisher, a spokesman for Southern Cryonics, said there was nothing to guarantee the future resurrection of frozen corpses, but there were still many interested and wanted to try this method.

Australia will become the third country in the world after the US and Russia freeze their bodies for preservation. (Photo: News.com.au).

"If there is a choice between burial, cremation and freezing, there is only one method that will provide an opportunity for future treatment. There is no guarantee that the method will work, but every organization is frozen." The cold is very optimistic and people have different opinions about the possibility that it will work, "Fisher said.

While the Neural Archives in Australia specializes in freezing the brain, no frozen human body has been stored in this country. According to Fisher, his organization is lobbying the government to enact laws to regulate the freezing of human corpses.

To conduct freezing of corpses, a team of experts will be available as soon as the customer is about to die. As soon as the person is pronounced dead, they drain blood from the body, then replace it with a cold saline solution before adding anticoagulants to prevent ice crystals from forming. Next, the body was transferred to a liquid nitrogen storage chamber at -196 degrees Celsius to preserve the body permanently.

"The technology to revive a person in liquid nitrogen from freezing temperatures has not yet existed and no one has tested it. You need two technologies to revive after storage, including the technology to cure the disease. you die and technology to fix any damage caused by the freezing process, "Fisher said.