Boiling Water Turns To Snow At -41°F
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Boiling water instantly turns to snow when a man in Siberia tosses it from an eighth story balcony in -41° weather.
Did you know that -40 degrees Celsius is the same temperature as -40 Fahrenheit?
Did you know that -40 degrees Celsius is the same temperature as -40 Fahrenheit?
Dec 23, 2012 6:49 PM
Re: Boiling Water Turns To Snow At -41°F
The Mpemba Effect - boiling water freezes faster than cold water. We(humans)'re not sure why, but we're working on it.
Re: Boiling Water Turns To Snow At -41°F
Everybody knows it's Christmas Magic.
Re: Boiling Water Turns To Snow At -41°F
I've tried making a couple of trays of ice cubes, one with hot water and the other chilled. I checked on both every half hour or so but oddly, they both froze at about the same rate.
Very unexpected.
Very unexpected.
By: spam_vigilante
Re: Boiling Water Turns To Snow At -41°F
I watched this elsewhere days ago and didn't send it in, because I thought it was very rude to throw down hot -- almost boiling -- water down like this. What if someone walks underneath? or is on one of the other balconies? But perhaps the water freezes long before.
Re: Boiling Water Turns To Snow At -41°F
What would have been rude would have been to have thrown cold water off his porch. People below would have been showered by ice, not fluffy snow. How's that for awkward sentence structure? I would have worded it better, but that would have halved my words like wood, which would not have had the meaning that what I said would have had, wouldn't you know?
Re: Boiling Water Turns To Snow At -41°F
Have you been watching Lord Of The Rings?
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I think he has been drinking a lot of coffee. There's something odd about the sentence structure. Seems like it was penned down by a man who hasn't slept for days. I'm starting to wonder whether KC might not be a cat after all. Cats sleep most of the time, you see. My grasp on reality is slipping away.
