145 frozen people waiting to be resurrected in AZ desert ...


Frozen 50 years ago, James Bedford’s body is given a ‘new coat’ before being re-immersed in a new liquid nitrogen dewar at Alcor cryogenic facility in Arizona. Picture: Alcor.


 Human bodies frozen in desert facility waiting for science to wake them up

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