NASA says humans need to breathe about 800 grams of oxygen a day to survive. So 630 kg of oxygen would keep a person alive for about two years (or just over).

Designed for power sensitive applications, the MIC5236 low-dropout (LDO) regulator is said to provide keep-alive voltage for notebook PCs. The 150 µA device features a quiescent current of 20 µA ...

Maintaining adequate oxygen conditions for a high density of fish, such as in a transport tank, can best be accomplished by adding pure oxygen to the water using a pressurized oxygen delivery ...

The initiative is aptly named Oxygen, because these chips are that integral to AI companies. The chips are almost impossible to secure for small startups too, because Big Tech companies hoover up ...

The pandemic’s latest horror is that people around the world are dying for lack of access to medical oxygen, especially in India. Each day, tens of thousands of people are admitted to hospitals ...

Kheir estimates that to keep an adult alive for ten minutes, doctors would need to inject 2 liters of oxygen microparticles into the patient's body.

On the peak of Everest, it can take minutes just to catch your breath. Ben Fogle was put to the test when his oxygen regulator exploded a few hundred meters from the summit.

NASA's Perseverance rover has now produced enough oxygen to keep a small dog alive on Mars for 10 hours, NASA has announced, despite no plans to weird a dog out shortly before its demise.

Scientists have managed to keep a pig brain alive for five hours after it was separated from its body. The details of this experiment were published in Scientific Reports.

Following a preliminary investigation, Honolulu Fire Chief Sheldon K. Hao announced in September 2022 that the fire was considered an accident and linked to a “portable oxygen regulator assembly ...

But a team at Boston Children’s Hospital has developed an elixir, filled with microparticles that carry oxygen to a person’s cells, that could keep a person alive for up to half an hour, even ...

The procedure, which works by injecting oxygen molecules enclosed in fatty molecules directly into the bloodstream, could grant people an extra 30 minutes of life when they cannot breathe.