Liquid nitrogen delivery, Alcor Facility, Phoenix, Arizona, US, August 2009.Photograph: Murrray BallardRobert Ettinger, 'the father of cryonics', at his home in Detroit, Michigan, US, March 2007.Photograph: Murrray BallardDewars being filled with liquid nitrogen in the patient care bay, Alcor Facility, Phoenix, Arizona, US, August 2009.Photograph: Murrray Ballard
Dr Mike Perry, patient caretaker, Alcor facility, Phoenix, Arizona, US, April 2007.Photograph: Murrray BallardOperating room, Alcor facility, Phoenix, Arizona, US, October 2006.Photograph: Murrray BallardHugh Hixon, facilities engineer, Alcor facility, Phoenix, Arizona, US, April 2007.Photograph: Murrray BallardIce bath, after cryo-preservation, Alcor facility, Phoenix, Arizona, US, April 2007.Photograph: Murrray BallardCryonics Institute necklace and memory stick containing instructions for hospital staff about what to do after a cryonics patient's death, worn by William Reeves, prospective patient, Peacehaven, East Sussex, UK, June 2009.Photograph: Murrray BallardSilvia Sinclair, prospective patient, Peacehaven, East Sussex, UK, May 2007.Photograph: Murrray BallardCryonics UK meeting, Peacehaven, East Sussex, UK, June 2009.Photograph: Murrray BallardCryonics UK meeting at the home of Alan and Silvia Sinclair, Peacehaven, East Sussex, UK, May 2007.Photograph: Murrray BallardAlan, prospective patient, operating his cryonics ambulance, Peacehaven, East Sussex, UK, May 2007.Photograph: Murrray BallardDanila Medvedev, director of Russia's cryonics company Kriorus, outside the cryonics facility, Moscow, April 2009.Photograph: Murrray BallardExperiment at a home in Voronezh, Russia, April 2009.Photograph: Murrray BallardLyudmila Fedorenko, visiting the grave of her mother, Lidia Fedorenko, the first cryonics patient in Russia, St Petersburg, April 2009.Photograph: Murrray BallardProfessor Klaus Sames, prospective patient, Senden an der Iller, Germany, August 2009.Photograph: Murrray BallardTorsten Nahm, prospective patient, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, August 2009.Photograph: Murrray Ballard
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