If you’ve been lying awake overheating at 3am lately, you’re not being dramatic. It’s happening on a hemispheric scale. - Europe just logged “tropical nights” where the air never drops, with France recording its hottest night since 1947 and parts of Germany staying near 29°C (84°F) overnight. - In the US, a heat dome has cities stuck above 80°F (27°C) after dark, with around 250 record-warm overnight lows forecast in a single week. - Both heat waves arrived early and parked for days, so the nights stack with no reset in between. -The afternoon gets the alerts. The night is where sleep quietly falls apart. Your body is supposed to cool itself down to sleep. When the night outside won’t cooperate, your bedroom holds the heat, and your deep sleep is the first thing to go. That’s exactly what @Eight Sleep built the Pod for: it’s a smart mattress cover that cools each side of the bed independently to as low as 55°F (13°C) and adjusts to your body all night, recreating the cooldown the weath...