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Mar 14, 2023 10:02 AM
Fjallanders
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https://youtube.com/@Fjall-Anders
KingMCG
*powderful
Dookdook
rocketdonkey
That winking smiley felt like a punch in the nuts.
merelyadequategooglymoogly
So much for a cloudless day
onecowboytoo
binky4me
Thanks a lot. - Tree
munchman495
When it's really cold here, my farts do the same thing...
RetiredLaserMan
Due to the butterfly effect, that is now a tornado in Alabama...
thelastboomer
Things like this are not experiments, they are demonstrations.
erikleorga
I don't know why but the Scandinavian languages sound so cool spoken aloud.
PerpetuityPhoto
"Inside Sarek" is also the name of an incestuous Star Trek fanfic I read once...
Drunkenhalfling
That's really cool
marthafarquar
Brought to you by the Sesame Street School of Video Editing.
njr12
I love doing this when it gets below 0 in SD
XeononSolomon
Just don't throw it on yourself
Fjallanders
Then I will slowly freeze to death
ruferto
if it doesnt evaporate before it hits you, then you'll get burned
HedonistBeard
And then slowly freeze to death.
lurkertron5000
I'm so sick of this "experiment"
neverhappytoasterdog
There was a big thing about doing this in Mn a few yrs ago with a pot of boiling water. Guess what happened.
Kakeukh
Surgeons suddenly got a lot of training in skin-grafting?
neverhappytoasterdog
A lot of please, please, dont do this at home.
bog015
That is how clouds are made
bleggs
AFAIK this is how artificial snowmaking works
brianingram
Powderful
Fjallanders
BlackDeathZombieSwede
Nice
TiredOldBroad
I love to watch the YT vids about bushcraft camping ‘n stuff. Yep, love to watch ‘em from my nice soft chair in my nice warm house.
TiredOldBroad
Also, I love “Camping with Steve.”
NotgaybutJensenAcklesgivesmefunnyfeelings
We’ve seen these dozens of times already but they’re still so cool
DecapodianSaysWoopWoopWoopWoop
It's called Mpemba effect.
dukemercator
'Cool' experiment (haha) but what I really want is details on your cooking setup :) !
LadyNetrex
I've done this up to around -15°C. Some drops hit the ground, but most of it flies away.
Wuz314159
Now show us inside Spock.
Fadetoblack021
Ain't my first rodeo Doc, mount up!
NotInLimboAnymore
I've seen that movie.
SmokyDoggg
For free??
doublejubean
bobyran
Comment of the day. It's a deep joke and only a few will get it, but damn it hit so good.
iRecommendBooks
Mr Stark I don't feel so good
americancheese1
So did the water ever come back down
Fjallanders
It's still upp there
tyr888
but a greater quantity of water, would that have powdered?
malicart
Yes, I have seen people do this with pots of boiling water from the stove.
nero4ty2
I’ve done about 3 quarts/liters, after that it gets a bit heavy to throw effectively, but should theoretically work
Smidge204
Fun fact: A cup of cold water won't do this. It needs to be hot enough to evaporate and supercool to the point of freezing.
pianostacatto
Not really a fact. Cold water is already... cold. So it's more dense and will follow gravity better. Whereas non-cold is more loosened up.
Smidge204
The difference in density is minimal; cold water doesn't have the energy to evaporate fast enough to cool the un-evap'd portion to frozen.
PanNonOpticon
I'm not sure if it's for the evaporation or that hot water has lower surface tension making the droplets smaller.
getthismanabeer
It's hot. It's ready to evaporate. The air is stupidly incredibly dry.
Fjallanders
Thanks, interesting
InterTakerWeb
how cold is supercool... meaning, at what temperature would this work?
GabbyJayYay
Ice cold!
InterTakerWeb
No, that's cooler than being cool.
NinjaCongo
Alright, alright, alright, alright, alright!
mofingers
So what would this feel like on your hand if you reached out to touch it as he threw it? Cold? Wet? Just misty?
Fjallanders
I think so, really cold mist