Marvel finally explained how Captain America survived freezing

The film universe of Marvel is full of rather implausible science-fiction concepts, but the cryogenic survival of Steve Rogers at the end of Captain America: The First Avenger is the only one in the world. one of the craziest. Nevertheless, Marvel used science to save the character's survival, and apparently the Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. in Las Vegas actually has an explanation for the character's survival. In the Captain America section of the region, it says:

So there you are, people. Marvel has an official explanation for Steve Rogers' survival at Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. (via Reddit), and it sounds pretty well thought. With a precedent rooted in animals, the fundamental science behind Captain America's cryogenics is that his improved human body was able to reduce his own freezing temperature, which prevented Rogers from dying in the ice.

The most crucial scenes from the entire universe of Marvel's Cinematic story because Steve Rogers has become one of the most important figures of the MCU. After his survival at the end of The First Avenger he has since become the leader of the Avengers, an outlaw following the events of Captain America: The Winter Soldier and ] Captain America: Civil War and he recently played a vital role in defending the Earth against Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War . Everything suggests that Chris Evans, the actor of Captain America, will suspend his red and blue tights at the end of next year Avengers 4 . We will have to wait and see how Marvel will pay for the character's long history. It started when he crashed this plane into the icy waters of the Atlantic.

Of course, Steve Rogers is not the only Avenger to have a great adventure in 2018, while Scott Lang and Hope van Dyne will team up for Peyton. Reed Ant-Man and The Wasp debuting in theaters this weekend on July 6th. Make sure to take a look at CinemaBlend to watch the movie. to come this year!