What happens when you throw boiling water into the air in sub-zero temperatures

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David Freiheit was vacationing with his family in St-Donat, Quebec, Canada, in mid-February when he decided to demonstrate Mpemba effect, which is when warmer water sometimes freezes faster than colder water.
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*doesnt freeze and gets burned with boiling hot water*

belindahopson
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It looks like it was gonna turn into the moon

BARNEYTHEDOLPHIN
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Super wish you could have posted without the annoying music - one of the enjoyable aspects of this is the sound that the water makes as it freezes.

jaybrown
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Dude... I am glad u did Retakes!!! Cuz that was the PERFECT SHOT!!! Awesome 👏👍🏽👏

Darkcanada
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Thanks for this video. The wife might think he’s crazy for trying it but seems like it’s worth it.

TellTheTru
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“My wife thinks I’m crazy.”

“BTW my wife is never wrong XD”

Matthew_Klepadlo
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I did that when it dropped down into the -40s

vecksgone
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That was pretty cool, and it looked like a white firework explosion.

bracebrooks
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Two thumbs up if possible lol best one I've seen on YouTube. Looks absolutely dopetastic with the sun in the background

natemcelroy
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Why did i think it was a penguin throwing a snowball at the camera?

Animal_jam_is_life
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This is a great demonstration of the process by which persistent contrails can spread across the sky, and by which they grow to be visible from the ground, 10km awway from where they are formed. If the air is super-saturated with respect to ice, the exhaust water cannot evaporate and freezes to ice crystals; more Ice sublimates out of the saturated atmosphere onto the nucleation points provided by the ice from the jet exhaust and the other combustion byproducts, increasing the size optical density of the trail. If blown by the wind to other similarly-saturated patches of air, these ice crystals can themselvs act as nucleation points for the deposition of more ice, and so the cycle continues, with ice accumulating more ice, which gets blown by the wind and accumulates more ice elsewhere.

If the atmosphere isn't already super-saturated with respect to ice, of course the initial contrail is sublimated into the atmosphere and the contrail disappears at a rate related to the local humidity.

ColinBennun
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This would be perfect for daily dose of internet

daawesomm
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I tried this in Florida and all I got was a bad burn.

ProTechEpoxyFloors
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Tried it with cold water once, just came back right in my face

kobebemelmans
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Most people are wrong. The water is not actually frozen immediately unless it is about -42°F or colder. The falling trails are actually liquid water and the steam that you see is actually a cloud. The cloud is made up of condensed water droplets, just like a natural cloud. The cloud droplets might freeze if they are in the air for long enough, land on the ground, or if the air is below about -42°F.

alaukikdeepboparai
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It lookes like a cloud floating but then it falls from the air and trys to run away

avanii__thatbxnxy
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throw it into +29 degree air then and film that for me

bigmaxy
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One of the benefits of living in a cold state!

Butterfly
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It was minus 24 here in Chicago today. Why didn't I try this???

DionysusAlS
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alright nerds who can explain to me why tf hot water freezes faster than cold water

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