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Hot Tub Ratings That You Can Use to Choose Your New Hot Tub

There are more than five million hot tubs in use right now as you read this.  Hot tubs are the greatest thing you can add to your backyard landscaping or even your indoor atmosphere that will have so many people looking to come over to your house and hang out in the hot tub.

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Hot Water, Hot Earth

Calopteryx notes a New Scientist article on the discovery of "supercritical" water emerging from a vent in the Atlantic Ocean at 407 deg. C (765 deg. F). One of its discoverers actually said, "It's water, but not as we know it"; it's the hottest water ever found on earth. The cause seems to be a hug ...

SummerMash Miami was Hot Hot Hot

Mashable just completed its fifth stop on the U.S. Summer Tour in Miami. We were at the beautiful Opium Garden, celebrating the launch of our local sponsor, DailyMe with amazing food, an open bar and great conversations. Thanks to all who came out to join us for our first ever event in Miami. Pete ...

SummerMash Miami was Hot Hot Hot

Mashable just completed its fifth stop on the U.S. Summer Tour in Miami. We were at the beautiful Opium Garden, celebrating the launch of our local sponsor, DailyMe with amazing food, an open bar and great conversations. Thanks to all who came out to join us for our first ever event in Miami. Pet ...

Too Hot In The Hot Tub! [Deep Sea News]

Listen. I know hot water, mainly because I am always in it. A new study reports the hottest water ever recorded 464 degrees C (867.2 F). That so hot the water is in the vapor-phase supercritical region (say three time out loud), basically somewhere between gas and liquid. But doesn't water boil, ...