What is the maximum heat your body can survive? New research has an alarming answer TOI Lifestyle Desk / etimes.in / Jun 28, 2025, 09:59 IST A new study reveals how extreme heat impacts the human ...

The heat wave is taxing on everyone — but can you imagine playing nine innings of baseball in these temperatures? How do professional or college sports teams monitor whether it's safe to play?

Published this May in Science Advances, the study reveals a fascinating finding: these clownfish can actually get shorter — not just skinnier — to survive extreme heat.

In particular, how heat-resistant cancer cells regulate necrosis has received little scientific attention, limiting hyperthermia's potential as a standard cancer treatment.

The heat-resistant Semicosil 9649 TC "can easily withstand temperature fluctuations between -40°C and +150°C," Wacker said, and the material meets all relevant auto industry quality standards.

In a heat wave, many garden crops can struggle to survive. Sunburn, wilting and bolting are common. Here's what you can plant that will thrive in the sun.

Researchers have created a device that can be fitted into tailpipes of cars, helicopters and unmanned aerial vehicles without changing how they operate.

Venus is already one of the hottest planets in the solar system, but NASA has just detected a sudden, unexplained heat wave sweeping across its surface. This mysterious thermal surge has ...

This innovative material has been developed to ensure a safe entry for future missions targeting high-temperature planets like Venus. The private Venus probe will be launched aboard Rocket Lab’s ...

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A computer-memory device has been developed that can store one bit of information for 24 hours at 600 °C. This could advance computing in extreme environments, such as the scorching surface of ...

New tech could open doors to using computers in environments with extreme heat, like Venus. ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Scientists have developed a groundbreaking computer memory device that can operate at ...