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It's amazing to see how the rest of the world lives. We don't get to do this in Southern California. Its a bit cool this morning here... Guess i'll wait until noon or so before I do my laps in the pool.
Hey, keep up that high school education - I'm sure even if you just manage a GED you could get hired in either the food service or custodial industries! I mean, who needs to know how physics really works, right? Oh, and garlic hung in socks on the end of your bed over night will cure a cold, too - scares away the cold demons. (Stupid scientists saying it's germs and all that! Duh!)
guys, this is all about surface area. heat transfers faster cause the water breaks into smaller droplets, so the cold can transfer and freeze the water faster. Whereas cold water tends to clump together. Same as how saw dust burns faster than bigger pieces of wood. just opposite effect.
Then please tell me why the water in the cup doesn't steam that much? I've done this in my back yard, it was -49 with the wind chill here in Manitoba today
Fake. Totally Liquid Nitrogen. It would have to be far below -40 F for that it even come close to happening. In which case, she would be wearing a hat.
lol if it was liquid nitrogen it wouldn't be in that kettle and would already have fog EVERY where when pouring it the measuring cup....btw to the dumb bitch in the video it is super compensating not evaporating
Sure. When the water is 212F, it bypasses room temperature and goes straight to 32F. When it is 70F, those last 38 degrees really slow down the freezing process. Right.
No, when water is boiling it is breaking the inter-molecular bonds, separating from one another allowing it to loose energy quite fast in a cold environment. Room temperature water would also freeze, just not into fog, but into ice. Think about it this way, do you get colder faster, when out in the snow, when all alone, or when surrounded by people?
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Must be a law that they have to show this at the beginning of EVERY winter.
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Not anywhere I'd want to live.
can you repost this again?
It's amazing to see how the rest of the world lives. We don't get to do this in Southern California. Its a bit cool this morning here... Guess i'll wait until noon or so before I do my laps in the pool.
Not all of it, correct. Some of it does hit the ground, but most of it evaporates.
That Kitchen needs a Heater
redneck science!!
Is that true Jk I don't that shit once
That would be liquid nitrogen.
You've had your fun now get to the bedroom then make me a samich!
bedroom, is that where your kichen is trailer trash, im guessing so, cause um samich, lol got a few letters wrong there
bedroom?
cool
it evaporates! Canadians are dumb
No. But what's really dumb is evaluating the intelligence of a whole nation based on one person. Let me guess... American?
Why is she throwing her piss in the air?
 Don't worry, you'll be able to do that when this global warming stuff gets here.
someone somewhere posts one of these vids every year, dickheads
happens when i take a piss too
"This is so cool! " "I NURRR right?"
camera girl sound's hot.
that should happen to ur faces
this works in Wisconsin also, I did this in junior high.
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Woops i tried this with my friend, thought it would be funny to hit him in the face with the "Snowy Fog".....i just gave him 3rd degree burns.
everyone knows that hot water freezes faster then cold water because the molecules are in movement
Hey, keep up that high school education - I'm sure even if you just manage a GED you could get hired in either the food service or custodial industries! I mean, who needs to know how physics really works, right? Oh, and garlic hung in socks on the end of your bed over night will cure a cold, too - scares away the cold demons. (Stupid scientists saying it's germs and all that! Duh!)
wow - dumb americans discover physics... wow...
Yeah stupid Americans..living in Canada and everything
burn!
They just "discovered" your mom...wow...
guys, this is all about surface area. heat transfers faster cause the water breaks into smaller droplets, so the cold can transfer and freeze the water faster. Whereas cold water tends to clump together. Same as how saw dust burns faster than bigger pieces of wood. just opposite effect.
Ya the millions of people in Canada will just come migrate to your backyard fucknut, just because it's cold doesn't mean we don't want to live here
I wanna boil her water
 Sublimation
Idiots...it's not freezing...what you see is is the fog coming off the water...the water is still hitting the ground. Duh.
wind chill doesn't effect the freezing of water stupid
Then please tell me why the water in the cup doesn't steam that much? I've done this in my back yard, it was -49 with the wind chill here in Manitoba today
I bet you got a great effect of at that temperature =) I've done it here a few times, as warm as -15 Celsius.
Fake. Totally Liquid Nitrogen. It would have to be far below -40 F for that it even come close to happening. In which case, she would be wearing a hat.
You're wrong. I've done it here where I live (Alta, Norway) in as warm as -15 Celsius. http://netrex.deviantart.com/art/A-Pot-of-Boiling-Water-145377860
lol if it was liquid nitrogen it wouldn't be in that kettle and would already have fog EVERY where when pouring it the measuring cup....btw to the dumb bitch in the video it is super compensating not evaporating
She blinded me with Science, SCienCE!
 dry ice evaporates instantly.
She should throw it in her ugly ass face.. would be an improvement
Why so hostile?
Says the guy who jacks off to the TV and has never dated girl better looking than a 3.
Sure. When the water is 212F, it bypasses room temperature and goes straight to 32F. When it is 70F, those last 38 degrees really slow down the freezing process. Right.
its all about surface area. pick up a book once an awhile
No, when water is boiling it is breaking the inter-molecular bonds, separating from one another allowing it to loose energy quite fast in a cold environment. Room temperature water would also freeze, just not into fog, but into ice. Think about it this way, do you get colder faster, when out in the snow, when all alone, or when surrounded by people?
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Metric Please. Quit living in the past.