What is difference between cryonics and cryogenics?
What's the difference between cryonics and cryogenics?
What are the advantages of cryogenic engines? What is a cryogenic engine? What is the full concept of a cryogenic engine? Is cryonics really feasible? Can a dying person planning to be frozen, reasonably expect to be resuscitated in the future? What is the aim of the cryogenic engine? Shouldn't a person wishing to be cured of a disease later in time by using cryonics be frozen before their death? Why do babies cry soon after they are delivered? What is the scientific reason behind it? If a person is cryogenically frozen now and is "revived" 200 year later in 2216, how they would adapt to the new life? Why do babies cry when they are born? Do all mammals cry when they are born? Why do some babies not cry just after birth and what is the problem behind it? Is it possible for babies to cry in the womb? Why do babies cry when they're born? If people were cryogenically frozen alive instead of dead, would they be able to be slowly thawed out and still be alive years later? What is the reason behind delayed first cry of a just born baby? What are insulators? What are the different types? What are some ways to fake cry? For which reason the shock waves are produced? What is difference between orifice and venturi? What is the difference between natural and artificial radioactivity? Why do babies cry? What is the difference between knocking and detonation? Why do angels cry? What are the different type of insulators? What is the difference between isomers and enantiomers? Why do women usually cry? What is the difference between evaporation and melting? Which film/films made you cry? Don't forget to mention the reason. Why do Shock Waves travel faster than Sound waves? Why do we cry while sleeping? What are the different types of hypotension, and how do they compare to each other?