Can revive the dead?
This question has been posed by scientists and explored when many cases died clinically, the heart stopped beating for a long time and still recovered. Even this has lon…
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This question has been posed by scientists and explored when many cases died clinically, the heart stopped beating for a long time and still recovered. Even this has lon…
Coagulation is the method of using special equipment that causes clinical death and preserves people in cold conditions, waiting to be revived thanks to the remarkable p…
Just a few years ago, lush coral reefs off the island of Bali were dying, whitened by fishing mines and cyanide poison. But now, they are reviving, thanks to an incredib…
Although extinct more than 10,000 years ago, scientists have always tried to find many different ways to revive mammoths.
According to the Mirror, the Yakutsk-based research facility costs more than £ 4.5 million. This facility is compared to
Scientists recently thawed the mummy of a puppy thought to be extinct 12,400 years ago and found it in thick ice in Siberia.
One of the extinct animals long before the modern human society formed might walk on the ground again, thanks to an experiment like that in a Hollywood movie.
Scientists are sure that the opportunity to revive curly-haired mammoths has disappeared from the Earth's surface 4,000 years ago, through an ambitious project in the fi…
Danish archaeologists are planning to rebuild the Tomb, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.
We often see in sci-fi movies, scientists easily revive animals that once extinct millions of years ago with only one drop of fossil remains.
Scientists are trying to revive the European bison (Auroch), an animal that has been extinct, and bring it back to nature.
A scholar is conducting a reconstruction of a 4,000-year-old Book of the Dead about the mystical mantras and the ancient Egyptian gods.
Scientists who have pioneered the Dolly cloned sheep have just planned to use frozen cells from mammoth corpses to revive ancient monsters.
Professor George Church from Harvard Medical School, believes that he could reconstruct the DNA of the ancient Neanderthals and revive the extinct breed 33,000 years ago.
From the fossil model of an ancient spider that once lived on the earth more than 50 million years ago, scientists at the University of Manchester City (UK) created vivi…