"cryonaut" meaning in English

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          "text": "But, on the other hand, this is to assume that life without death is meaningful or, in a more mundane sense, that a future world will welcome the addition of resurrected twenty-first century cryonauts[…]",
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        "One whose body is preserved by cryonics."
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