Rishabh Pant is using Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) chamber... to recover faster. It provides pure oxygen at high pressure, which increases oxygen in the body, helps cells heal, and speeds up recovery.show more

Sajid Ali Sadpara Sajid Ali Sadpara the youngest Pakistani... high altitude mountaineer from Skardu and the son of legendary climber Late Muhammad Ali Sadpara Team Ali Sadpara . He has summited 10 of the world’s 8,000M peaks including 8 without supplemental oxygen. Some of his major achievements include #K2 8,611 m summited twice. #Everest (8,849 m) in 2023 became the first Pakistani to summit Everest without supplemental oxygen and without Sherpa assistance. #BroadPeak (8,051 m) summited without supplemental oxygen. #NangaParbat (8,126 m) summited without supplemental oxygen. #Manaslu (8,163 m) without supplemental oxygen. #Annapurna (8,091 m) first Pakistani to summit it without supplemental oxygen. #Dhaulagiri (8,167 m) summited without supplemental oxygen in May 2025. #Makalu (8,485 m) summited without supplemental oxygen in May 2026. #GI summited 2022 #GII summited 2022 Sajid set a remarkable record by summiting G-I and G-II within 3 days and 18 hours both without supplemental oxygen. His stated ambition has been to climb all 14 eight thousanders without supplemental oxygen. He is also particularly known for his role in the 2021 K2 search and recovery mission for his father Ali Sadpara after the fatal winter K2 expedition Vedio : Sajid recent GI climbingshow more

Bernoulli's Principle states that "fast moving fluid creates low... pressure". The guy created low pressure outside with the water and air moves from high pressure to low pressure so it quickly sucked out the air from the room which creates deficiency of oxygen in the room and fire went out.show more

There’s no question in my mind that Senator Mitch... McConnell has Hypomimia from his Cardiac arrest on June 14th. It occurs when a total lack of oxygen supply causes damage to the basal ganglia which is a deep network of brain structures that are sensitive to oxygen deprivation.show more

Harrowing audio recording captures the Apollo 1 tragedy unfolding.... Three NASA astronauts sadly perished as a result. The Apollo 1 disaster occurred on January 27, 1967, during a pre-launch test at Cape Kennedy. Astronauts Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger B. Chaffee were inside the command module when a sudden fire broke out in the oxygen-rich cabin. The blaze spread rapidly due to the high-pressure pure oxygen environment and flammable materials inside the spacecraft. Within seconds, the crew was overcome by smoke and flames. A hatch design that opened inward made escape impossible under pressure, trapping the astronauts inside.show more

The planet is giving warning signs about global warming,... something that scientists have been underlining for decades. Thousands of fish died at Quintana Beach, Texas, due to the lack of oxygen caused by high water temperatures. Warmer waters hold less oxygen, which can lead to hypoxia and the death of fish. These events, which seem to be more frequent and severe, coincide with the predictions of a 2019 UN report that warned about the possible formation of "dead zones" in the sea due to the rise in surface water temperatures. #ClimateActionNowshow more

Stars and the Firmament💫 The water above the firmament... consists of liquid oxygen, while the firmament itself is made of frozen, pure oxygen. Oxygen freezes at -218.79 degrees Celsius. As is well known, pure oxygen is blue when frozen. The higher you go, the colder and denser it becomes. This is also how the familiar wave effect is created when rockets launch into the sky. p/s These videos have gained me followers. They were filmed with a Nikon P1000 – the most powerful zoom camera on the market with 125x optical zoom!😉 And they write: Stars are not what we are led to believe. There is no space above the firmament of our planned and immobile Earth! I once told someone a long time ago that stars in videos look like light shining on the bottom of a public swimming pool. That makes perfect sense. "The waters above"💫😉show more

This is a nice bit of insight from England's... World Cup camp. At the top level of the game, this is how a player's physical performance data is visualised post-match and used to inform their recovery on MD+1. From what they eat to refuel, to the recovery protocols they choose from in terms of a selection menu: yoga and meditation, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, strength training in the gym, etc. And every player produces different datasets so recovery can be individualised. Not every team has the budget for this sort of thing, but the fundamentals are the same - how does your performance data inform what you do next, to prepare for the next training session or game.show more

Mexican UFC Fighter Alexa Grasso almost caught a body... in the Cage 😳 She KO’d her opponent and then snatched up in a chokehold, preventing oxygen from going to the brain and putting her in a mini coma 🇲🇽show more

Woman compares the bright red meat were used to... in American grocery stores vs the color meat is supposed to look “This meat is bright red. That's because it's packaged with carbon monoxide and a few other gases” The gases are carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen and sometimes oxygen. Yes you’re eating these gases - Carbon Monoxide (CO): Binds to myoglobin in meat, forming carboxymyoglobin, which keeps the meat bright red for an extended period, even if it’s not fresh. This can mask spoilage, which is why its use is controversial and banned in some countries (e.g., EU, Japan, Canada). - Carbon Dioxide (CO2): Inhibits bacterial growth, extending shelf life. - Nitrogen (N2): Acts as an inert filler to maintain package volume and prevent collapse. - Oxygen (O2): Sometimes included to maintain color in fresh meat by forming oxymyoglobin, though high oxygen can promote oxidation and spoilage over time.show more

Yesterday I went to a #Shanghai public hospital and... it is swamped by patients, the majority of them are elderly in need of oxygen, no room for people. This wave is going to be tough ...show more

Anulom Vilom Pranayama, also known as alternate nostril breathing,... is highly effective in managing several health issues. Here are three problems where it is particularly beneficial: 1. Migraines and Headaches: By balancing the flow of prana (life energy) in the body, Anulom Vilom can help relieve tension and improve oxygen supply to the brain, reducing the frequency and intensity of migraines and headaches. 2. Stress and Anxiety: Anulom Vilom helps calm the mind and reduce stress by balancing the nervous system. It activates the parasympathetic system, promoting relaxation and decreasing anxiety levels. 3. Hypertension (High Blood Pressure): Regular practice of Anulom Vilom can help lower high blood pressure by promoting better circulation, reducing stress, and improving overall heart health.show more

Fireflies glow. So does plankton in a breaking wave.... Both come from the same small molecule: a square of two carbon and two oxygen atoms that breaks apart and gives off light. Researchers at Stanford found that if you pull on that square instead of heating it, it breaks in the opposite order from what everyone expected. The carbon bond goes first, then the oxygen. It still emits light, just by a route nobody knew was there. That opens the door to materials that glow to warn you before they crack. We made the animation for the press release: This animation shows a pulling force, indicated by arrows, applied to a molecule of bis(adamantly)-1,2-dioxetane. The strain breaks the carbon–carbon bond (in gray) of the core structure. Then, the oxygen - oxygen bond (in red) breaks, causing a remaining piece to become unstable and emit a photon of blue light to return to a more stable state. If you have a result that needs showing, we'd be glad to help. Read more:show more

Researchers at Northwestern University captured the formation of nanoscale... water bubbles as hydrogen and oxygen combined in real-time. Using a new method involving nanoreactors and electron microscopes, the team observed how palladium helps generate water from these gases. This breakthrough has potential implications for water production, especially in space travel, where it could help astronauts create water from gases without extreme conditions. 👉show more

I’m genuinely curious why do airlines serve alcohol on... flights? Can’t people go 10–15 hours without drinking? Considering that cabin pressure at high altitudes already reduces oxygen levels, isn’t alcohol consumption at such altitude potentially harmful to health and even risky for lives? It can also lead to unruly behavior, bothering fellow passengers. So, is it really necessary, or is it just done to appear fancy?” DGCA MoCA_GoI Airports Authority of Indiashow more

PSA: Eating on flights causes jet lag Lowered air... pressure makes gas in your digestive system expand, leading to discomfort, bloating, and gas. Changes in cabin pressure and oxygen saturation inhibits gastric emptying, making it harder for your body to digest food properly. This causes your body to become sluggish as it tries to catch up on digestion after you land, sapping your energy. Jet lag at its worst. Lastly, airline food is some of the lowest quality / highest processed food you can be legally served. Eating it voluntarily is crazy. Instead, eat a good meal 1+ hour before you fly. On the plane, an alternative to eating: RESISTANCE BAND VARIANT CURLS!show more

Palestinians in Gaza say Israel has dropped a new... kind of bomb, describing it as a “mini nuke.” Military analysts believe it was likely a thermobaric, or “vacuum,” weapon, a high-intensity explosive that uses oxygen from the air to create a massive fireball and shockwave.show more

For the people travelling to high-altitude regions please understand... how dangerous altitude can be. At Shinkula Pass, around 15,000 feet, a family got stranded for hours with a 6-month-old baby who suddenly became unconscious and unresponsive. The family had no idea it was due to the lack of oxygen and the extreme altitude. Thankfully, someone aware of altitude sickness immediately gave oxygen to the child, and within seconds the baby started crying again. A few seconds of help literally saved a life. People travelling uphill must read and learn about altitude sickness. Low oxygen levels and AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) can be dangerous even for healthy adults imagine the risk for a 6-month-old child. Please avoid taking very small children to such extreme altitudes. Before travelling: • Stay properly hydrated • Consult doctors and carry medicines like Diamox if advised • Always carry an oxygen cylinder, no matter how confident you are • Read about the location and ask locals before heading further uphill This time angels came to save the child. But not every story ends the same way🙏🏻show more

Did you know how much tension & negative emotion... is stored in your face & neck area?! Sharper Mind – Moving your body fires up focus, memory and mental clarity. Healthy Digestion – Staying active keeps your gut happy and digestion smooth. Stronger Breathing – Exercise powers up your lungs and improves oxygen flow. Endless Energy – The more you move, the more vitality your body generates.show more

What if we could stop the heart… and the... patient would still live? Cardiopulmonary bypass answered one of the most dangerous questions in medical history. By temporarily replacing the function of the #heart and lungs, it allows surgeons to operate on a motionless, bloodless heart while every organ in the body continues to receive oxygen. This machine is not just equipment. It is life support in its purest engineeredshow more