"Human freezing" for deep space flight may be available in 2032.

How do humans accomplish their mission of exploring infinite space with limited life? Krio Russ, a Russian company in human freezing technology, has revealed that "human freezing" for deep space flights could be available in 2032.
astronauts "awakened" in the capsule after a long hibernating period to complete a space mission in distant unknown territory, perhaps no longer a bridge in a sci-fi film.
Definition: Human freezing technology (or human refrigeration) is an experimental medical science and technology that preserves human body or animals at extremely low temperatures (below minus 196 degrees Celsius) and dreams of resurrecting and treating them after thawing through advanced medical technology in the future.
the largest human refrigeration company is the Alcor Life Extension Foundation in the United States and the Cryonics Institute in the United States.
russian satellite network reported Thursday that the longevity of astronauts has been one of the difficulties facing mankind in deep space exploration.
At the second commercial aviation forum, which opened recently, Valeria Platt, general manager of KrioRus, a Russian human freezing company, said that "human freezing" was improving: research expected to "resuscitate" frozen human organs in five years;
media believe that the technology can be applied to long-time space exploration: astronauts enter the capsule into a "hibernate" state, reduce energy consumption, maintain "youth", arrive at the destination and then "wake up."
Platt's comments are well founded: Russia Today says that in early 2016, 21st Century Medical, a using a new technology called stable acetaldehyde freezing, frozen the rabbit's brain and resuscitating it to "near-perfect" experimental results - a major breakthrough that was seen as a major breakthrough in the field's first successful resuscitation of the brains of mammals. The
study of "human cryotherapy" dates back to the mid-20th century, and the controversial subject was originally intended to create the conditions for humanity to pursue "immorality": the frozen human body could theoretically preserve all or part of the brain and body's functions in the hope of "resurrecting" the human body with highly developed scientific and medical techniques in the future, or transplanting the brain to a machine for another form of "resuscitation".
, founded in 2005, is considered a "back-up" in this area, but the company is now one of the most influential institutions in the industry, fighting its American counterparts.
daily Express reports that KrioRus offers a more "diverse" service than its rivals, such as the company's "favourite" service, which is relatively cheap.
according to a "quote" obtained by the British media, the company's "full body freezing" service costs 292,000 pounds, the cost of saving only the brain is 9,750 pounds, the cost of freezing large pet dogs is 20,000 pounds, and the cat is about 8,200 pounds.
, similar companies in the U.S. charge several times more.
companies or research institutions that provide "human freezing" services face a number of challenges.
the legal and ethical arguments, critics have long questioned the reliability of such technologies.
because so far there has not been a case of humans "resurrecting" after being frozen, companies that provide such services cannot guarantee that their "customers" will one day be "resurrected".
netizens believe that this kind of service is only the merchant in the external peddling concept to profit from it.
source: ChinaNews.com.