Found: The First Mechanical Gear in a Living Creature
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Wow.
It suggests to me that anything nature can do we can to. Or will do eventually.
Somaybe could mean that cryogenics, although, a relatively new science, will succeed?
[Bit of a leap there.]
But there are amphibians in the natural world which can completely shut down their organs, including their heart, in sub freezing temps, then 'reboot' themselves, years later after a thaw.
Immortality here we come!
Although it would be pretty crap waking up in a thousand years, and everyone you had ever knoen was dead.
Think I'd rather kick the bucket.
It suggests to me that anything nature can do we can to. Or will do eventually.
Somaybe could mean that cryogenics, although, a relatively new science, will succeed?
[Bit of a leap there.]
But there are amphibians in the natural world which can completely shut down their organs, including their heart, in sub freezing temps, then 'reboot' themselves, years later after a thaw.
Immortality here we come!
Although it would be pretty crap waking up in a thousand years, and everyone you had ever knoen was dead.
Think I'd rather kick the bucket.
NASA are looking at how Bears sleep for so long (supposedly ) with a view to putting astronauts to sleep for a future Mars mission.
Thats incredible, good article.
Having astronauts put to sleep for a trip to mars would certainly make sense instead of having five years in a tiny box with several other people on top of any time spent on mars.
Having astronauts put to sleep for a trip to mars would certainly make sense instead of having five years in a tiny box with several other people on top of any time spent on mars.
