were plunged into record cold temperatures when the so-called polar vortex descended late January, with temperatures in Chicago reaching -45 degrees. He throws a pan of boiling water into the air but it drifts onto his leg, scalding him. The air was cold, but not quite cold enough to keep this guy. I'll try it again later in the week when it's going to be closer to -20.FROM BOILING TO FREEZIN. In one video posted online in early February, a man in shorts takes part in the challenge in front of his house in White Bear Lake, Minnesota. Not The Best Throwing Hot Water Into Cold Air Attempt VIDEO. I tried this earlier this morning at -14 F, this was at -8 F. Share this video: Amazing moment man throws. "Or, people throw it in the air just as a gust of wind comes, and (the water) catches the wind and it blows it back on them-so we see some face scald injuries from that," she added. This is the amazing moment a man throws boiling water into the freezing cold air, which then transforms into instant snow in Bemidji, Minnesota, USA. "Some of them being parents or adults (who) go outside with their kids to do it, and the kids kind of get excited and step in the way, and the parents end up throwing the water on the children," Angie Whitley, the clinical care supervisor in the hospital's burn center, told the outlet. The University of Iowa Burn Treatment Center in Iowa City, and Hennepin Healthcare in Minneapolis also reported admitting patients with burn injuries caused by the challenge. Arthur Sanford, a Loyola University Medical Center burn surgeon, reported CBS Chicago. The woman throwing the water is one of many who have embraced a viral social media-era winter tradition of throwing boiling water high into the freezing air and sharing images of the spectacular.
"We've seen eight patients, and we're really surprised at how many people were trying the challenge and unfortunately failing," said Dr. Beautiful video shows man create a cascade of ice by throwing hot water into the freezing cold air This is the amazing moment a man throws boiling water into the freezing cold air, which then. The hospital said that those injured ranged from 53 to three years old, and included bystanders watching another person perform the challenge. Helpful Hints: Make sure to throw the water at an angle to save face. Bring the mug outside into cold winter air and throw the water upwards. The cold temperatures then quickly freeze the droplets of water, creating the ice crystals.In a statement last week, Chicago's Loyola University Hospital said it had treated eight people who took part in the stunt, with varying degrees of burns to the feet, arms and head. Boiling water Steps: Fill a mug with boiling water. However, because cold air is unable to hold as much water vapor as warmer air, the water then condenses. The phenomenon is caused because small water droplets are so hot they start to vaporise when released.
The gimmick went viral in the US in recent years, but health experts have warned people of the risks after several people reported burns and injuries. It was the coldest recorded temperature in the UK since 1995, according to the Met Office.Īnother social media user shared a picture of their own attempt, captured in Aberdeen, again on Thursday morning. He told the PA news agency: “All the lakes here are frozen solid, people ice skating on them, and we have had snow on the ground since Boxing Day.”Īberdeen -15c /J4arbFYUKD- Ross Davidson February 11, 2021Ī temperature of minus 23.0C (minus 9.4F) was recorded in around an hour’s drive south in Braemar, Aberdeenshire, overnight. In the cold of -44 degree Celsius in Hangzhou, China, people find a new hobby of enjoying the scene created by throwing hot water into the air.
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(Source: Viva Frei/YouTube) After a series of mesmerising photos and videos of freezing bubbles went viral online, the latest scientific experiment to take the Internet by storm is the Mpemba Effect, which is basically just throwing hot water into the air amid freezing temperature and watch those droplets. “Well, it seems that -18c is cold enough to turn boiling water to ice instantly…!” he wrote. This video will make you fall in love with scientific experiments all over again. The clip, shot in Mudanjiang City in Heilongjiang Province, shows the man taking a basin of hot. James Beaumont, 33, from the village of Boat of Garten in the Highlands, shared a video on Twitter of himself throwing a cup of boiling water into his garden on Thursday morning, whereupon its form changed immediately. A man in China shows off a unique cold weather phenomenon, by throwing hot water into the cold air. This experiment was conducted with an outside temperature of -8 degrees and a dew point of -19 degrees. The air in Scotland became so cold on Thursday that locals reported boiling water turning into ice crystals when thrown in mid-air. It’s simple, all you need is boiling water and a frigid air mass in place.
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