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3 questions:

  1. At what rate does the body temperature of a human change at? That is, assuming the outside temperature is x, is there some sort of formula that can determine how long it takes for the human body to reach any temperature above or equal to x? I understand this is quite variable, but any data will be useful.

  2. a) What are the harshest conditions currently on Earth that we can survive at (That is, the maximum temperatures people actively live at every day for a period of years, and the minimum temperatures they do so).

    b) In what ways have their bodies adapted to allow them to do so?

Thanks!

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  • Hopefully you're not asking this because of the covid-heat-yourself-to-56C-cure nonsense. – the gods from engineering Mar 20 '20 at 00:56
  • Why would that be the reason .... starts sweating because he's in a 60C home and doesn't know if he's going to die so he hoped the bio stack exchange would – Pedro Hablespanyos Mar 20 '20 at 01:11
  • This depends a lot on what kind of clothing and tools the human has. – John Mar 20 '20 at 01:55
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