In addition to family, doctors and nurses, there will be a special volunteer team in front of Mike's bed. Their role is crucial, and they will transport Mike to his designated place as required.

If everything goes according to plan, volunteers will come before Mike dies, and they will work in three shifts to ensure that they will not miss the "prime time" after Mike's death. Because the first minute after Mike's death is very important. The goal of this volunteer team is only to ensure the flow of oxygen and prevent any irreversible brain damage within one minute after Mike's death.

Once Mike is officially declared dead, Mike's body will be connected to a chest compressor and a lung ventilator to quickly cool the body. The next step is to inject drugs into the body to coagulate blood and ensure the good state of capillaries.

Simulated freezing flow chart

After Mike's body stabilizes, volunteers will quickly load Mike into a second-hand ambulance and drag him to a rented mortuary, where volunteers will call an embalmer who specializes in embalming the body and start the next operation. Of course, neither volunteers nor embalmers will have a doctor's license.

After the preservative comes, volunteers will cut off the veins and arteries in the neck with him and insert a cannula, which is used to inject antifreeze into the head of the body. Antifreeze is the key, it will freeze all cells, blood vessels and everything belonging to Mike's body below zero.

Then, the frozen body will be placed in a custom-made insulated box, surrounded by dry ice and solid carbon dioxide. When the temperature drops to -75 degrees, it will heat up, and the temperature should be kept at -60 to -65 degrees for three days.

In this state, Mike's body will be transported by a cargo plane full of 45 kilograms of dry ice to the storage location selected by Mike. After the plane arrives at its destination, Mike's body will be sent to a storage tank similar to a thermos, which is filled with liquid nitrogen. Mike's body must be placed upside down to prevent nitrogen from boiling at the top and other unstable situations.

transporter plane

Mike, who has entered the liquid nitrogen tank, has just finished the first step of the long journey of "living for another 500 years". He will stay in a liquid nitrogen tube at-196 degrees for hundreds of years, or wait until humans have the technology to wake up Mike's body and bring him back to life before he can thaw out and be reborn.

The above scene is Mike Carter who lives in Cardiff, Wales, England. He accurately described the freezing process after his death. Attention is an accurate description, not imagination. Now we can read Carter's welcome speech: Welcome to the fantasy world of cryonics, if you like it.

One can per person to ensure comfort.

Mike has been obsessed with immortality since he was 12 years old, and has been looking for ways to achieve immortality since he became economically independent as an adult. He first discovered cryonics technology on a search engine. Mike also attended a symposium on cryonics technology at his own expense and got in touch with the manufacturers of cryonics equipment in the United States. As the civil subject of cryonics equipment, Mike said: I wouldn't mention this to you ten years ago. You can't afford it, but now ordinary people can have a chance.

Mike is obsessed with dragon point technology.

The 73-year-old Mike is an important member of the Cryopreservation Association, a non-governmental charity organization registered in the UK since 199 1. Carter personally participated in three cryonics practices, which are currently kept in the life extension cryogenic facility produced by Alcaud Company in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA.

Mike is 73 years old.

As of May 20 19, Alcaud's website said that 170 people had been frozen in the water storage tank on the wall, and 1246 people from all over the world were waiting in line. According to the data reported by the British media, as of 20 16, 300 people in the United States were frozen, 50 people in Russia, and thousands of people lined up to register.

Alcoa organization

As for the low-temperature preservation cost that Mike said ordinary people can afford, the British Cryopreservation Association (of which Mike is a member) quoted a price ranging from 50,000 to 200,000 US dollars, about 350,000 to 6.5438 US dollars +0.4 million yuan, which includes the whole set of expenses from receiving the corpse after death to storing it in a liquid nitrogen tank for hundreds of years. If you have no money, you can also choose to spend only $90,000 (RMB630,000) on yourself. )。

Liquid nitrogen tank in aluminum tank

In Michigan Refrigeration Research Institute, the corresponding price is between $28,000 and $32,000. Mike, who has booked the post-death refrigeration service, is not worried that this technology will not work. He said that even if it is useless, he has nothing to lose (by the way, who will leave the money after his death), but Mike is also worried about a very realistic question: if he really resurrects after hundreds of years, then,

Comment: The first reaction when I saw this news was the lyrics "I really want to live for another 500 years". If you ask me, there is another way to freeze it without spending money. When the top of the Himalayas falls, it will freeze directly. It will be buried in the natural freezer for hundreds of years, and the tour guide fee for horses and chariots is only 50 thousand!