Cryogenic equipment manufacturer Chart Industries Inc told analysts on Feb.
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Cryogenic facilities are out there like Alcor and the Cryonics Institute.
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JWST will then head to Houston where it will undergo cryogenic testing.
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First/second stage separation, Delta Cryogenic Second Stage Ignition and fairing separation!
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At about the same time, the philosophical implications of cryogenic success deepen.
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"We still don't have a decent cryogenic engine for heavy launches," says Bhaskar.
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MarkWest Bluestone cryogenic gas processing plant just outside of Evans City, Butler County, Pennsylvania.
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Cryogenic freezing is claiming to save the self against the coming tide of death.
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In theory, it should hold cryogenic propellant without leaking and without a sealing linker.
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" With the specimen, though, "we have RNA, a skeleton, gonads, tissues in cryogenic storage.
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JWST's mirrors being tested at the Marshall Space Flight Center's X-ray and Cryogenic Facility.
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The rocket is full of cryogenic fuels, which require being stored at extremely low temperatures.
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The method, known as cryogenic electron microscopy, is adapted from a similar technique in biology.
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To store your sperm in Legacy's cryogenic storage facilities, it's an additional $20 per month.
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They kept the brains connected for six hours and at normal temperatures, not cryogenic ones.
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We know how to cool organs to cryogenic temperatures, which is usually below 320 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Another challenge is that carbon-fiber composites don't like to touch super-cooled, or cryogenic, liquids.
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The most likely cause: the bursting of a carbon-fiber-wrapped tank filled with cryogenic liquid.
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But cryogenic experts outside the fertility field say some details of the incidents raise red flags.
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Take a look inside the cryogenic cold chain helping people all over the world start families.
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The prototype has a 563-cylinder 1.2-liter engine fueled by biomethane stored in cryogenic tanks.
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As the cryogenic Alex Rodriguez slipped into a terminal slump last season, the manager sat him.
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Most major rockets rely on engines that run on cold liquid propellants, like cryogenic oxygen and hydrogen.
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If only cryogenic freezing was a viable option, because then we could just hibernate until October 31.
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Real romance is accepting your partner after she unsealed a war criminal sorceress from a cryogenic tomb.
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Luke Wilson plays a G.I. who, with Maya Rudolph, submits to a cryogenic experiment that goes wrong.
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The whole cryogenic community comes across as very creepy to me, and leaves me cold to be honest.
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Unfortunately, being chilled to a virtually cryogenic state is probably a key component of this animal's life strategy.
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Brown remains out of practice because of blistering feet, the result of a frostbite mishap during cryogenic therapy.
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Blue Origin has $13 million coming its way, primarily for… yet another cryogenic fluid management system for lunar landers.
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Once completely opened up, the JWST was then loaded onto a platform and slowly rolled into the cryogenic chamber.
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In fact, an alternative procedure that doesn't require cryogenic storage was a close second in the Brain Preservation Prize.
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Bulky shielding and cryogenic cooling mean they are unlikely ever to fit on a desktop or into a smartphone.
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A longstanding rivalry with Curt Jones, the microbiologist who "used his knowledge of cryogenic technology" to invent Dippin' Dots?
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If your idea of innovative mall cuisine is the cryogenic encapsulated ice cream sold at Dippin' Dots, brace yourselves.
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Brown had also missed time dealing with foot issues after he suffered extreme frostbite from a cryogenic chamber mishap.
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And to keep his one-of-a-kind pieces intact, the singer has created a very unique cryogenic closet.
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But, at the moment, our immortality options are limited to cryogenic freezing, vampirism, and really, really good gut bacteria.
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He's reportedly the person who clued in Peter Thiel to cryogenic preservation, which Thiel has since invested in heavily.
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Antonio Brown won't play for the Raiders on Saturday after a mishap involving a cryogenic chamber blistered his feet.
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Committee vice-chairman of the company, Aaron Thomas, told ABC that 100 cryogenic cylinders were lost in the fire.
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Antonio Brown won't play for the Raiders on Saturday after a mishap involving a cryogenic chamber blistered his feet.
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Like the Shuttle's engines, the RS-68 engine runs on a cryogenic fuel mix of liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen.
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Called ACES, for Advanced Cryogenic Evolved Stage, these stages can remain in space, propelling other spacecraft to farther out destinations.
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Because at cryogenic temperatures, 301 stainless actually has about the same effective strength as an advanced composite or aluminum-lithium.
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Its aim is to help NASA choose cost effective options with its rocket fuel, which is made of cryogenic liquids.
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It was almost like they woke up in a cryogenic lab and the world has changed beyond their own comprehension.
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Cryogenic preservation was also on that list, although then I thought it only existed in the realms of science fiction.
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You play as one of two human twins, Sam and Sara Ryder, who are aboard the ark Hyperion in cryogenic sleep.
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SpaceX has significantly upgraded its COPVs since then, and any bottles put into a Tesla won't be surrounded by cryogenic oxygen.
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Our cryogenic aging produces a light bodied space lager with a fresh taste, a crisp, clean finish, and a smooth drinkability.
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Rambus – The chipmaker has expanded a memory chip collaboration with Microsoft, involving the optimization of memory chip performance at cryogenic temperatures.
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Rambus (RMBS) has expanded a memory chip collaboration with Microsoft (MSFT), involving the optimization of memory chip performance at cryogenic temperatures.
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It is used in cryogenic environments, like the operation of medical MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) and NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance) spectrometers.
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These cryogenic temperatures increase the density of propellant that can be used in the rocket, giving the vehicle much more power.
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What may seem like a pleasant climate in spring may be a sopping inferno in summer or cryogenic tank in winter.
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Now, NASA is going to start preparing the telescope for a big cryogenic test that's supposed to last up to 100 days.
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Tank was a big challenge for the reasons mentioned above — that carbon fiber is difficult to maintain with cryogenic propellant contained within.
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Jackson said his decision was based on resolving the dispute between the parents and did not represent a finding on cryogenic preservation.
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Hydrogen and oxygen, cracked into its component parts, put into cryogenic form, it's the same rocket fuel that powered the space shuttles.
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In a blaze of mind-bending lazers and cryogenic CO2 blasts, it sorta felt like EDM was reaching a new ecstatic apex.
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Dr. Pilgeram was only the 135th individual to opt in for the cryogenic preservation of his body with the firm as of 2015.
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Once cryogenic testing is complete, JWST will make its next stop in Redondo Beach, California, at the headquarters of Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems.
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Nicola Kelley, Cardiff and Vale University Hospital NHS TrustThis is a lone human stem cell, the image captured using cryogenic scanning electron microscopy.
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"Then we will prepare all the ground systems and get ready for cryogenic operations, fueling the rocket, that starts around 10pm," he said.
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Cryogenic freezing is a controversial procedure that preserves the whole body with the goal to bring people back to life in the future.
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Fries fights him, but his boss pushes him into cryogenic supplies, transforming into into Mr. Freeze, an icy man with a broken heart.
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For me, outer space is multiple lifetimes of cryogenic foreplay punctuated by your inevitable death, perhaps winding-up a victim of faulty equipment.
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" In the age of stem cells, genetic engineering, cloning, three-parent babies, and cryogenic attempts at resurrection, the "real creation myth is 'Frankenstein.
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Others in the community are settling for cryogenic freezing, in the hopes that they can be thawed once regenerative science has sufficiently advanced.
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It includes projects that range from developing autonomous navigation for satellites, better propulsion systems, rover tech, advanced spacecraft avionics, cryogenic propellant and more.
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The teenage girl asked the court to designate her mother as the only one who could dispose of her remains to ensure cryogenic preservation.
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That starts the clock ticking—they've got six to eight hours to save the contents of the container before temps creep above cryogenic levels.
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There's much more likely to be progress in the other stuff around extending the longevity of life than there is in the cryogenic regeneration.
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As for [oxygen and nitrogen], we create aviator's breathing oxygen and we also have a cryogenic plant that creates liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen.
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Dr Ding reckons that recycling waste heat in this way will increase the efficiency of biggish cryogenic-energy-storage plants to at least 69%.
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At the beginning of "Welcome to the 5th Façade," a science-fiction story by architect Alan Maskin, a nameless man awakes from a cryogenic freeze.
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The most sensitive experiment yet, XENON1T, is located under a mountain in Italy and uses one ton of cryogenic liquid xenon as a detection material.
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With a ship full of hundreds of colonists trapped in cryogenic storage, the character you create provides him with just the subject he's looking for.
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These vessels store cryogenic helium, which is needed to fill up and pressurize the liquid oxygen tank when the propellant is used up during flight.
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Image credit: Ball AerospaceThe mirrors are made of beryllium, a material selected for being stiff yet still light weight and stable even at cryogenic temperatures.
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It's also got a great core idea: you inhabit a woman awoken from a cryogenic slumber in a sci-fi world with a sinister underbelly.
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Some were home to machines that let residents live in virtual reality utopias, while others were meant to test the prolonged effects of cryogenic stasis.
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A freezer or cryogenic storage tank at the facility failed, causing the level of liquid nitrogen to dip too low and the temperature to rise.
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Thermal insulation is critical to cryogenic engineering and low-temperature physics, but the materials for these applications are extremely expensive and are difficult to mold.
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During the height of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, several cryogenic firms offered to cover the cost for troops to have their reproductive cells frozen.
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Names nestle within quotation marks or parentheses for these regional managers, territory technical representatives, or cryogenic sales engineers, like R.L. "Dick" Petcher, or S.L. (Sal) Tropiano.
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The telescope will spend a hot Houston summer undergoing tests at sub-freezing cryogenic temperatures, simulating the below -370 degrees Fahrenheit it will experience in space.
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The telescope will spend a hot Houston summer undergoing tests at sub-freezing cryogenic temperatures, simulating the below -370 degrees Fahrenheit it will experience in space.
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This seeks HIV-positive volunteers who are terminally ill for some other reason and asks them to bequeath their tissues for cryogenic preservation and subsequent study.
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However, WISE is less powerful than NEOCam would have been, has a smaller field of view, and relies on an older camera that requires cryogenic cooling.
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Country Fire Authority Gippsland commander Chris Loeschenkohl told the ABC that heat from the fire caused the cryogenic cylinders storing the semen to pressurize and explode.
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While life can be prolonged through medicine, delayed through time travel, or paused by cryogenic freezing, death is a physical law that cannot be escaped or cheated.
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The material is kept in a specially made container and shipped to a nearby clinic where they then test the sperm and place it in cryogenic storage.
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There are people building these cryogenic freezing facilities—and there's some incredible ones either being built or planned—but ultimately this could be seen as a huge scam.
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IBM's own five-qubit computer runs with the help of cryogenic refrigeration, keeping some of its part colder than outer space in order to preserve the fragile information.
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It further confirms what SpaceX suspected late last month — that the accident was caused by a breach in the cryogenic helium system in the vehicle's upper oxygen tank.
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There's been rumblings that he went into a cryogenic chamber without proper foot protection -- but neither Brown nor his representatives have said anything on the record about it.
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Never mind the men's basketball team and its luxury ship, or the track and field stars who tote around cryogenic chambers to keep their bodies in peak condition.
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Cryogenic preservation involves storing people's bodies, or sometimes just their heads, at very low temperatures in the hope that scientists will one day be able to resuscitate them.
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Such cryogenic energy storage's main proponent, a firm in London called Highview Power, has been running a pilot grid-scale plant in Bury, near Manchester, since April 2018.
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Sometimes during IVF, extraneous embryos are discarded (about 15 percent to 20 percent of IVF cases result in embryos that aren't used), but some couples opt for cryogenic storage.
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Opened last year, CryoZone invites customers to spend $13 for three minutes in a cryogenic chamber cooled to -110°C for fledgling freezers and -132°C for chilling connoisseurs.
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How else to explain the restrictive diets, the wrinkle creams, or the more bizarre therapies and treatments—cryogenic freezing comes to mind—that people seek out to stay young?
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Then, the antifreeze chemical ethylene glycol is used to turn the brain into a vitreous (glass-like) solid, able to withstand long-term cryogenic storage at very low temperature.
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Known as porous layer open tubular cryogenic adsorption, or PLOT-cryo for short, this technique was originally developed for detecting trace amounts of explosives in the air at airports.
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Brown, 31, missed time during the preseason while dealing with blistering feet as a result of a frostbite mishap during cryogenic therapy as well as grievances involving his helmet.
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The ship itself will be made most of carbon fiber, which makes it "a fairly significant technical challenge" to make deeply cryogenic tanks out of that material that doesn't leak.
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But others doubted it was a dark matter signal, especially since the similar XENON10 Cryogenic Dark Matter Search II (CDMSII) experiments failed to detect any signal in that energy range.
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An autopsy team is therefore always on call to attend a volunteer's deathbed, collect samples from his organs and bring them back to a laboratory at UCSD for cryogenic preservation.
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Right now I'm watching my dog sleep and thinking if somehow my cryogenic life extension fails and I eventually die, I hope to be reincarnated as a Bernese mountain dog.
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Even when kept in a cryogenic container, the liquid slowly boils off, said Samuel Burton, a field manager at the Bureau of Land Management's helium storage facility in Amarillo, Tex.
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"This entire house is about excess," Mr. Niami said, after showing off a giant sensory deprivation chamber, a cryogenic spa treatment chamber and a hot yoga room with living walls.
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According to Rachael Richard McKenny, her 7-year-old son Johnny had a severe asthma attack after eating a cup of the cryogenic cereal at the Avenues Mall in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Crime is utterly unheard of, so when a violent criminal named Simon Phoenix (Wesley Snipes) escapes after being brought out of cryogenic stasis, the authorities have no idea what to do.
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Hydrogen and oxygen, cracked into its component parts, put into cryogenic form, it's the same rocket fuel that powered the space shuttles and its abundant on the surface of the moon.
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The superstar Olympian famously got frostbite on both his feet and ankles after a mishap in the cryogenic chamber back in 2011 -- and the guy says the injury hurt like hell.
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SpaceX's recent Falcon 9 explosion seems to have been caused by a breach in the "cryogenic helium system" of the vehicle's upper oxygen tank, according to an update from the company.
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To survive the trip to the startup's laboratory — the New England Cryogenic Center — the Dadi-designed container injects preservatives, which are nested in the lid of the cup, into the sperm sample.
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In a vat of liquid nitrogen on storage platform 17, the youngest person ever to be put into cryogenic storage has been waiting for the future for one year and eight months.
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"Robotic systems would face cryogenic temperatures and rugged terrain and have to meet strict planetary protection requirements," said JPL's Hari Nayar, who oversees this particular robotics program, in a NASA news release.
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Stopping the liquefaction process which condenses gas into liquid at minus 162 degrees Celsius causes LNG plants to warm up, requiring cargoes to be imported to keep cryogenic tanks and equipment operational.
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Raptor differs from previous SpaceX engines, such as the Merlin and Kestrel, by incorporating cryogenic liquid methane into its fuel, as opposed to the previous mix of refined kerosene and liquid oxygen.
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"The liquid inside the cylinders was rapidly expanding and essentially the lids of the cryogenic cylinders were just popping off the top and projectiles were being thrown from the building," he said.
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Photo: Wikipedia CCA fire in an Australian genetics laboratory has caused 100 cryogenic cylinders containing bull semen to explode, destroying thousands of dollars worth of semen stock, according to Australian news outlets.
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Transhumanist "solutions" or concepts—cryogenic freezing, mind uploading, cybernetic implants—often feel, not unsurprisingly, like a bland mixture of classic sci-fi, Silicon Valley positivism, and one too many message-board arguments.
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The reason Cap doesn't age between the events of Captain America: The First Avenger and The Avengers is because he was buried in the ice, which served as a sort of cryogenic preservation.
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The infrastructure needed to make Amazon flourish is vastly different than the infrastructure needed for the space industry to flourish; a remote payment system is far less complex than a cryogenic rocket engine.
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Antonio Brown is no John Spartan ... Turns out, the foot injury that's been plaguing him during Oakland Raiders training camp stems from a "cryogenic chamber mishap" ... this according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
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Stopping the liquefaction process which condenses gas into a liquid at minus 162 degrees Celsius causes LNG plants to warm up, requiring cargoes to be imported to keep cryogenic tanks and equipment operational.
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It awarded a $46.6 million contract to a subsidiary of United Launch Alliance of Centennial, Colorado, for the development of the Vulcan BE-4 and Advanced Cryogenic Evolved Stage rocket propulsion system prototypes.
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Michael Bang, director of sales at °CRYO Science, explains that their machine eliminates any danger of inhaling fumes or exposing skin directly to cryogenic gas, making it safer than your standard cryo tech.
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Chambers says his team plans to use cryogenic hydrogen as fuel because of the "water-based economy" they anticipate on Mars, where water can power both the orbital base camp and the lander.
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These include the liquid xenon-filled XENON1T in Italy, Particle and Astrophysical Xenon Detector (PandaX) in China, and LZ in South Dakota, as well as the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search semiconductor experiment in Minnesota.
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Unlocking the door of a nondescript concrete block at the institute this week, Hildebrandt showed off a cryogenic tank in which 300ml of northern white rhino semen is stored in liquid nitrogen at -196C.
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Ultimately, resolving the question of whether or not Titan is home to some seriously weird life forms will require a future mission that can land on its surface—maybe a cryogenic methane-proof submarine.
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ULA is the big winner here, taking home $13.9 million split between three projects — $10 million will go to looking into a cryogenic vehicle fluid management system that could simplify and improve lunar landers.
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Or if the rocket uses cryogenic propellants, as many modern vehicles do, then the materials will boil off after a few days as the stage orbits Earth and is heated up by the Sun.
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Last week, NASA's next big powerful space observatory — the James Webb Space Telescope — was removed from the giant, cryogenic testing chamber it's been living in since July at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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There have been cryogenic chamber mishaps to high-profile athletes in the past -- including U.S. sprinter Justin Gatlin who suffered frostbite on his feet in 2011 due to wearing sweaty socks during the treatment.
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It will ask the Department of Transportation to create a new rule that would classify liquified natural gas (LNG) similarly to other cryogenic liquids, which would newly allow it to be shipped via train.
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Photo by Robin Laananen EDM superstar and cryogenic vitrification enthusiast Steve Aoki announced his first ever foray into eSports investment this weekend, during a live performance at video game convention TwitchCon in San Diego.
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Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced in January that the Pentagon would start a pilot program this spring that will bank troops' sperm and eggs before deployment, but the effort goes beyond cryogenic freezing.
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Sure. If they offered to make me a cryogenic popsicle made from liquid meth and I had to wear heroin soaked tube socks in order to live for thousands of years, I'd be down.
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Last Wish of Dying Girl, 14, to Be Frozen, Is Granted by Judge "I want to have this chance," the British teenager told the judge after her parents disagreed about the cryogenic preservation procedure.
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Founder and chief executive officer Khaled Kteily said the company, which is based out of the Harvard Innovation Labs in Boston, planned to use the capital to expand its sperm analysis and cryogenic storage services.
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An avid futurist and life extension advocate, he'd like to see more emphasis placed on technologies that will prolong human life, whether it be advances in pharmacology, biotechnology, molecular nanotechnology, or improvements to cryogenic techniques.
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In my early twenties, I was an eager and budding techno-utopian, dreaming of the day when I would become immortal and ascend to the stars into cryogenic slumber to awake on a distant planet.
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"The acquisition of Brooks Automation's cryogenic business gives us access to new technologies and products and complements our current offering for semiconductor chamber solutions," Atlas Copco Vacuum Technique head Geert Follens said in a statement.
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Zhangjiagang-based cryogenic equipment maker Santum, controlled by CIMC Enric, the country's top producer of LNG trailers, sold 600 vehicles in the first nine months of this year, up from 410 in all of 2016.
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But look, you should expect to be hacked — so putting a Social Security number and old credit info in cyber-cryogenic freeze may be about as much as we can ever expect to get back.
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Founder and chief executive officer Khaled Kteily tells TechCrunch that Legacy, which is based out of the Harvard Innovation Labs in Boston, will use the capital to expand its sperm analysis, improvement and cryogenic storage services.
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In fact, the main sounds of particle accelerators come from all of the machinery: engines designed to keep components at cryogenic temperatures, fans whirring in supercomputing sensors, and water rushing through pipes to keep electronics cool.
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Brooks' cryogenic business, which makes advanced pumps used to remove water vapor and hydrogen in many semiconductor and industrial processes, has about 400 staff and had sales of around $195 million in the last 12 months.
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"During the final seconds of the launch countdown for Arianespace Flight VA239, the checkout process detected an anomaly on the launcher as the Vulcain cryogenic main stage engine was being ignited," Arianespace said in a statement.
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The KATRIN experiment begins with 25 grams of a kind of radioactive hydrogen gas, called tritium, stored in a 30-foot container held at cryogenic temperatures—cold enough such that even neon gas is a liquid.
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The San Francisco-based clinic offers cryogenic cold storage and in vitro fertilization services for patients throughout the Bay Area, many of whom work for tech companies with hefty fertility benefits packages—Apple, Google, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn.
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The proposed Super Cryogenic Dark Matter Search at SNOLAB, or SuperCDMS SNOLAB, would be a detector held at near absolute zero that would be sensitive enough to detect the elusive dark matter with silicon and germanium atoms.
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Whether you're absolutely stumped on what to get someone, strapped for cash, or just woke up from a cryogenic sleep to realize it's December and Trump is still president, you can't go wrong with a beauty gift.
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But for cryogenic testing, NASA engineers unfurled the mirrors, as well as the telescope's secondary mirror located on the craft's tripod; the secondary mirror will reflect the light gathered from the gold hexagons onto JWST's main instruments.
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The engine surpassed that in Thursday's test and, when SpaceX switches from "warm propellant" to cryogenic propellant —meaning cooled to extremely low temperature — Musk estimates the Raptor engine will get 10 percent to 20 percent more power.
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The HT NitroThermo Tech's carbon footprint is up to 90% less than a traditional trailer and will be one of the first North American trailers to use a cryogenic nitrogen refrigeration technology system, according to the automaker.
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Now in Houston, the mirror will go through cryogenic testing in a vacuum chamber, to simulate the extremely cold temperatures that the JWST will have to deal with at its final location — 1 million miles away from Earth.
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It recently finished up its latest testing round at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, where it was placed inside a giant cryogenic vacuum chamber and subjected to extremely cold temperatures, to simulate the frigid environment of space.
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The contracts went to a wide variety of companies — from SpaceX to Blue Origin to Astrobotic – for a variety of purposes — from producing cryogenic production, to developing sustainable energy generators or building affordable propulsion systems for small spacecraft.
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It's meant to be a fusion of all the high-tech stuff from NASA, the Air Force and private sector aerospace, like lightweight cryogenic propellant tanks and super-strong and durable composite wings that can handle re-entry temperatures.
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They go back for her and take her to a truly insane cryogenic chamber (paid for by the Radwell fortune, natch) that Munsch was planning on using on herself if she can't cure the cannibalism disease she's dying from.
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The actual chip itself roughly the size of a thumbnail, with most of the massive 700 ft3 structure taken up by cryogenic refrigerators and shielding to create the proper environment for the quantum computer to function properly and without outside interference.
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If you just came out of cryogenic freezing after a decade and took a look at the major video games that have been released over the past few months, you could be forgiven for thinking that little has changed since 2006.
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Prior to the cryogenic testing, NASA put the telescope through rounds of acoustic and vibrational tests at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland to mimic the conditions the spacecraft might experience during its launch on a European Ariane 5 rocket.
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Though less politically engaged than his earlier work, Zero K is a perfect systems novel for 2016—it follows two characters who aim to live forever (a la Gawker murderer and Trump lover Peter Thiel) by submitting to cryogenic freezing.
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If the telescope passes all those tests, it will then be shipped to NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston to undergo cryogenic testing, to see if the vehicle can handle the super cold temperatures it will experience while in space.
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With a liquid-fuel configuration, the pilot can use a throttle to limit the flow of fuel, but such engines are often extremely complex—relying on multiple valves and cryogenic storage tanks—thereby increasing the likelihood of something going wrong.
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If anything, he might want to look into some sort of cryogenic freezing process so he could sit out several seasons and then be reanimated when the Browns have built a roster with more than four or five interesting players.
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The problem isn't that qubits are going to escape their cryogenic prisons and go interfere with tape drives in the basement of some data center or HQ. The problem is what these quantum computers may be able to accomplish when they're finally put to use.
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The company this week said it had started engineering and construction on a 60 million cubic foot per day cryogenic gas processing plant near Orla, Texas in the prolific Permian Basin, where lower production costs and amply oil reserves have companies aggressively drilling new wells.
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As the cryogenic units responsible for cooling the machine's superconducting magnet clicked on and off in a syncopated rhythm, the imaging technician warned me that, once he slid me inside, I might feel dizzy, see flashing lights, or experience a metallic taste in my mouth.
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Durant looks like he stepped into a cryogenic freezer after that playoff loss to San Antonio—not all that long ago, generally speaking, but deep history in the context of the league's current evolution—and stepped out of it, none the worse for wear, last week.
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The Ecosene also has the advantage of not requiring cryogenic freezing, and it can be stored in tanks for long periods of time, something that the startup says helps it work particularly well for launch conditions from the Scottish spaceport from which the company plans to launch.
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The belief that we could one day evolve into a new, technologically enhanced species; Peter Thiel's rumored lust for young blood, which would supposedly help him live forever; cryogenic resurrection—they thinly disguise the same fear of death and desire for salvation that propel religions the world over.
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So if you still want to try the cryogenic treat, just know the potential risks and handle it with care — which means using a skewer or utensil to pick up the puffs so you don't touch them with your fingers, and making sure to toss the cup with any residual liquid.
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In Civil War's mid-credits scene, when T'Challa offers Bucky his cryogenic refuge, we begin to understand that while T'Challa/Black Panther did fight on Tony Stark/Ironman's side, he didn't exactly sign an unconditional contract of fealty, and is still a man who acts independently and is capable of making his own decisions .
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There are significant physical issues that must be worked out, such as the fact that quantum computers can only operate at cryogenic temperatures (at 250 times colder than deep space) — but Intel, working with Netherlands firm QuTech, is convinced that it is just a matter of time before the full power of quantum computing is unleashed.
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On the album's lead single, "To the Moon and Back," Ms. Dreijer is explicit about her desire for women, while the video gleefully embraces kink: She plays a baldheaded creature, awoken from a cryogenic slumber to find herself in a community of fantastical, fetish-gear-wearing women who use her as a table then urinate on her face.
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Today, an update on the SpaceX blog says that the results of an investigation which included SpaceX, the FAA, NASA and the Air Force point to a breach in the rocket's cryogenic helium system, which is part of the second stage rocket component's liquid oxygen tank and a key part of any liquid-propellant rocket design, as the likely cause.
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SpaceX's Starship Mk1 prototype encountered an explosive failure during early testing in Texas on Wednesday – you can see exactly what happened in the video below, but basically it blew its lid during cryogenic testing – a standard test that you use to see if the vehicle can hold up to extreme cold temperatures, like those it would encounter in actual use.
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Fields, a sophomore and the Buckeyes&apos Heisman Trophy finalist quarterback, said online classes allow him to split his time between studying at home or relaxing with Netflix and the Woody Hayes Athletic Center, where besides football facilities there is a new lavish lounge for players that offers made-to-order meals, massage chairs, video games on big screens and a cryogenic chamber.
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