Can we hibernate humans using hydrogen sulfide gas for long-term space flight? The answer is most likely; ?YES?. Scientists have successfully hibernated mice spontaneously using hydrogen sulfide gas. The next step for let's say NASA using this data would be to take some mice up on the next space shuttle launch and hibernate them in zero gravity. Theoretically it should be possible and will most likely work. If we can put many mice on the ISS, International Space Station, for more details visit to www.profit-pulling-niches.com under varying lengths of hibernation then we can prove concept. This maybe an ideal way to hibernate humans for long-term space-travel to distant stars, for instance to Alpha Century and back.



Hydrogen Sulfide is toxic in high doses and therefore the mice's bodies may shut down to prevent excess intake of the gas, thus triggering a simulated hibernation event or suspended animation. We know other mammals hibernate such as; bears ground hogs, etc. and there are many cases of human beings, generally children going into hibernation. Every once in a while, there is an adult case of hibernation in the instance of a drowning in icy waters. Grecian and Aztec explorers used to describe the earth as a flat surface and it was Eratosthenes, for more details visit to www.auto-cons.com a Greek mathematician who calculated the Earth's diameter by a simple technique of using the shadows cast by the sun. But people were intrigued as to what lay beyond the earth and desperately wanted to find ways to go into space, search for other planets, and possibly even other forms of life. Gagarin's triumph was the culmination of a battle between the USA and Russia - each country wanted to be the first to put a man into space and thus begin an age of space search. The Americans had Alan Shepherd waiting in the wings to blast off into outer space and had little or no idea that the Russians were ready with Gagarin. Shepherd became the second man into space and to start a space search just a few weeks later, when he was shot up for about 15 minutes.

Since then space search has been a constant battle between the two countries with the astronauts of the USA and cosmonauts of Russia striving to explore more, to find more and to know more about space.

Energetic radiation/absorption along secondary (with primary, is oscillation on the plane over time; simple example can be modeled as a shrinking or expanding circle on the plane). In the case of the hydrogen sulfide gas in the mice; when they were left in this environment for six hours, their metabolic rate dropped by 90 percent explained Mark Roth whose team made the discovery. Traveling to Mars and back ought to be easy and save weight and space for food and water supplies. There maybe an excellent use of this discovery for human space flight. Think on it, as NASA is right now.