that was marc cieslak and that's it from san francisco the now.er and on facebook. thanks for watching and see you soon. well, the weekend is not looking too great for most of us. it's not going to be that bad, but there will be a lot of cloud around. it is going to be mild, though. this is what is heading our way. it looks like a lot of cloud streaming in our direction. we'll be stuck under this during the course of saturday. it's already coming in, bringing some rainfall to western parts of the country. ahead of it, you can see it's still dry even through early saturday morning. so here we would have had a touch of frost around. i think by around 6am, the temperatures are above freezing already. but touching freezing early in the night. this is what happens through the course of the morning. so the weather front moves to the east, west to east, so you can see the back edge and rain getting into the western isles and northern ireland. so through the morning, in belfast, for example, the weather will actually be improving, after a damp end to the

marc cieslak has been to arizona to meet the self—preservation society., as the saying goes, are the two things none of us can avoid. this is an interesting infographic on the history of cryonics, which starts actually as far back as 1773, when benjamin franklin thought about the future of america and speculated that maybe he could be pickled in a vat of madeira with his best friends to see how the country came out. what goes on in this space here? obviously this simulates a procedure you would normally perform when somebody dies? exactly. we have to wait for the legal death to be declared. at that point we move the patient from the bed to the ice bath. we're gonna cover them with ice. and at the same time, even though they've been called legally dead, we're gonna restart all kinds of things. we're gonna use a respirator to recover breathing, we will use this mechanical cpr device and the reason we're doing that is that we want to administer a series of different medications to protect the cells. so this is even though the patient themselves is dead at th

marc cieslak has been to arizona to meet the self—preservation society.h, some way of extending our physical existence on this planet? alcor was founded in 1972 in order to preserve people from the point of death, freeze them and then when technology is sufficiently advanced revive them in the future. a process it calls cryonics. this is an interesting infographic on the history of cryonics, which starts actually as far back as 1773, when benjamin franklin thought about the future of america and speculated that maybe he could be pickled in a vat of madeira with his best friends to see how the country came out. what goes on in this space here? obviously this simulates a procedure you would normally perform when somebody dies? exactly. we have to wait for the legal death to be declared. at that point we move the patient from the bed to the ice bath. we're gonna cover them with ice. and at the same time, even though they've been called

marc cieslak took their ar kit for a test—drive — or should that be a test—flight?—established relationship with the simulation industry, helping create simulated experiences for everything from driving to supermarket shopping. the simulation lab here's latest project is a bit more high—flying than high street, though. as long as we have had pcs, we have had flight simulators. but, if you are really serious about learning how to fly, then you need an aircraft, and a human pilot to teach you what to do. but this lab is about to be transformed into an aircraft cockpit, with the help of this augmented reality headset, and when i put it on, it will also provide me with my very own virtual captain. called project cap, it is a collaboration with aerospace giants boeing. necessary information. sure, i have doubled my flow. give it your best try. the aerial cockpit is designed as a training simulator for pilots. they can brush up on skills, or practise in almost any environment. it does feel as if i can reach out and touch the controls, and i am very much tempted to. and i

marc cieslak has been to arizona to meet the self—preservation society.eath and taxes, as the saying goes, are the two things none of us can avoid. what about if there was a workaround for death, some way of extending our physical existence on this planet? alcor was founded in 1972 in order to preserve people from the point of death, freeze them and then when technology is sufficiently advanced revive them in the future. a process it calls cryonics. this is an interesting infographic on the history of cryonics, which starts actually as far back as 1773, when benjamin franklin thought about the future of america and speculated that maybe he could be pickled in a vat of madeira with his best friends to see how the country came out. what goes on in this space here? obviously this simulates a procedure you would normally perform when somebody dies? exactly. we have to wait for the legal death to be declared. at that point we move the patient from the bed to the ice bath. we're gonna cover them with ice. and at the same time, even though they've been called le

marc cieslak took their ar kit for a test drive, or should that be a test flight?hip with the simulation industry. helping create simulated experiences for everything from driving... ...to supermarket shopping. to teach you what to do. well, tthlab isabnultnge and when i put it on, it will also provide me with my very own virtual captain. called project cap, it's a collaboration with aerospace giants boeing. necessary information. sure, i have doubled my flow. i'm ready for my take—off brief. give it your best try. the ar cockpit companion is designed as an additional training aid for pilots. the portability of the hollow lens meaning they can brush up on skills or practice in almost any environment. it does feel as if i can reach out and touch the controls, and i'm very much tempted to. and i do that, and, of course, there's nothing there. thin air. ok, cap, you seem to have a better idea of what to do in this aircraft. so, call for taxi. roger, the sequence will be two followed by one. you are clear to start number two. ready. at the moment, cap responds to a ver

marc cieslak has been to arizona to meet the self—preservation society.istence on this planet? alcor was founded in 1972 in order to preserve people from the point of death, freeze them and then when technology is sufficiently advanced revive them in the future. a process it calls cryonics. this is an interesting infographic on the history of cryonics, which starts actually as far back as 1773, when benjamin franklin thought about the future of america and speculated that maybe he could be pickled in a vat of madeira with his best friends to see how the country came out. what goes on in this space here? obviously this simulates a procedure you would normally perform when somebody dies? we're gonna cover them with ice. and at the same time, even though they've been called legally dead, we're gonna restart all kinds of things. we're gonna use a respirator to recover breathing, we will use this mechanical cpr device and the reason we're doing that is that we want to administer a series of different medications to protect the cells. so this is even though the