No - NZ & theo were close with cryogenics. It is do with freezing bodies, but there's another step regarding disposal of the remains.
In the Us I have found the deceased have to donate their body and its individual parts to themselves to be used later.
I'll let NX and theo fight it out - they both mentioned cryogenics. The answer I was looking for is promession - in which bodies are super-cooled using liquid nitrogen, to the point of becoming brittle, and are then shattered using ultrasonic vibration - eventually leaving a dry powder which turns to compost.
Have to be careful to avoid light vibration, won't I? Steps 1 & 2 can be achieved alternatively by 'The Look' from my wife.
And in the interests of goodwill, I wish Luton Town luck in their quest for ̶p̶r̶o̶m̶o̶t̶i̶o̶n̶ promession next season...
Anything to do with the Graveney Boat Mystery? A cargo boat found in 1970, thought to have been sunk around 1000 years previously whilst carrying a cargo of hops - around 400 years before hops were used in brewing in England.
