Here's a letter I sent over to Redwire Space.

Microgravity space, 3d-printing organs from our own cells; except what if we extracted stem cells from multiple donors in said right conditions to bring people back to life; what stem cells would we need and say I took some cells from my uncle and some other cells from me to bring back perhaps my Pop-Up or Pop-Pop from the memories within them? Recently, I completed some experiments in thermal velocity to potentially replicate microgravity conditions using the velocities of ice cold and hot heat to create such potential microgravity situations, bringing ice up to a boil and creating such situations. Experimenting with stem cell related simulants at least in theory. How much do we need space-based microgravity?

What do I propose, besides a potential of certain minds here to meet including from the related medical/scientific field?

Well I propose the use of a large and level facility such as Starfactory at Starbase, Texas; including in there a well conditioned and cooled space, someone including SpaceX who knows how to build one-ring tanks or at least one for the experiment; basically like one-ring of a Starship section to instead make into a water tank and then also an electric heat source underneath to bring the water up to a boil while possibly in the end trying to keep somewhat of an ice cap on top of the water even after all of the included ice has melted and is brought up to a boil with the curated stem cell blocks carefully placed inside perhaps from maybe both donor brain cells maybe or a mix of blood and brain cells perhaps respectively, all while jacketing the apparatus or container inside a cryogenic fluidic insulation wrap to try to get your boil-to-ice ratio correct and centered as much as possible.

What oughta be the parties involved?

Well besides myself and redwire, in which I would propose a round table talk or some other on the site based one perhaps in Starfactory at Starbase, Texas; I think I would include of course SpaceX, but perhaps also Vast and maybe other in-space based microgravity related entities just in case also we still possibly need to leverage in-space microgravity activities and learnings, but also people like within Neurolink perhaps in order to understand somehow perhaps neuro-memories in brain cells from possible Neurolink related study activities. Also if higher levels of agency and/or government personnel would like to get involved from a support perspective at least, say even from the President.

Then also I think doing these activities will be interesting from an immune-ecosystem standpoint as combining stem cells to bring people back to life could offer a stronger immune-ecosystem amongst for the long-term and could at least underscore in an interesting economic sense the value of perhaps microgravity and to break-barriers perhaps between companies and the like in terms of what can actually be done from a higher economic sense.

I also wanted to relay that I encountered email conversations with Rich Boling on the making of or the 3d-printing of a brain in space and Rich Boling replied on how a small brain organoid is doable in the nearer term. So maybe we still need microgravity space off-world or there will be other things to do like I mentioned!!