Homorium

A kind of nursery that could bring a human being to maturity in a single year. (Read the full article)

"This idea predates the Clone chamber used in Star Wars II by about seventy years.

(The clone chamber on Kamino)

"
(Bill Christensen 5/26/2006 9:10:27 PM )
"This concept is also at work in "The Island" (2005), which is (from what I've heard) a remake of The Clonus Horror, 1979... I'm not sure if that latter also uses this idea."
(Martin 6/10/2006 10:57:34 PM )

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