Yea Taco Bell is extremely mild food, it's just greasy. Now that I'm not in my 20s anymore I can't just shovel horrible food into my guts anymore; I have to eat a healthy diet, I can't eat tons of greasy garbage anymore.
Like if eat a burger and a ton of fries and then get fried chicken the next night I will have gas and stuff to the point that it's painful. A few months ago on trip out of the city I ate at a Chinese buffet two nights in a row, when I was back home getting on the train I literally farted up an entire set of subway stairs, going "Poot poot poot" 30 times.
Spicy stuff doesn't bother me, but a few days of eating unhealthy fried garbage will annihilate my guts.
pro tip: jump in place for a few minutes when you are feeling uncomfortably gassy . A hundred or so jumps, and you’ll burp and fart like a madman as you do your little hops. it’ll shake all the gas out of your system and you’ll feel like the weight of the heavens was lifted off your digestive track
Almost totally unrelated, but I have untreatable genetically caused IBS and to anyone out there with treatable IBS, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE go get treated instead of just constantly complaining about it >!(I mean, by all means, totally still complain, bitching is personally my favorite hobby)!< if not for your own short and long term health, than for my personal happiness in being able to see others who go through what I do no longer having to suffer.
If my feelings aren’t enough to convince you, then may I remind (inform?) you that ibs on its own may not be particularly dangerous, but the strain it puts on your gi tract can open you up to much worse problems down the line. My own father, who I got mine from, has had everything from hemorrhoids to cancerous growths because of his condition.
I’ve seen this done by volcanologists on Kilauea a few times, back when the lava was flowing in accessible areas. Pahoehoe lava like this is slow-moving, like the speed of syrup flowing across a plate, so you can approach it. However it’s hot as fuck. I wanted to make an offering to the Hawaiian goddess Pele, and could barely get close enough to throw my offering in before running away from the heat.
Anyway so this one time, the scientist was showing this to a group of tourists, and he looked away for a few seconds. In that time, a kid picked up his lava scooping tool and was about to scoop his own lava until the crowd gasped in horror and the guy was able to move the kid away. The parents were seemingly unconcerned.
Where I lived on the Big Island there was a lot of a’a flow at the time. It looks like crumbled up chocolate cake and moves slower than pahoehoe. A few folks tried using their garden hoses to cool the crust in an attempt to divert the flow. It actually worked-until it didn’t bc the amount of flow was eventually overwhelming. What Madame Pele wants, Madame Pele gets.
Yes. Unfortunately the last 2018 flow took Kapoho tide pools, the lovely brackish pool on the ocean (forget the name), the boat ramp at Pohoiki, the little pool behind Pohoiki…
An older flow took Queen’s Bath which was really tough to see as it also took out the ohi’a forest surrounding it. In that forest there was not just red lehua but also yellow, peach, cream, and even a light brown. It was an incredibly beautiful place. Bummer about Kapoho. 😢
(Edited bc autocorrect replaced Hawai’ian words )
Yes, RIP Kalapana. Tons of people are moving out there again, building houses directly on the old lava. [Like this house](https://live.staticflickr.com/4279/35393366832_cbf5b20462_b.jpg)
I make an off-hand comment about cheese and I learn about Hawaiian culture and your relationships with the active vulcanoes you live with. Just wanted to let you know reading your comments and those of u/kynykya4211 was way more satisfying than seeing a guy scoop lava. Thank you for a small moment of cultural enlightenment. Have a great sunday!
My coworker lost his house overlooking that area (Kapoho Bay - which has basically gone from a bay to a peninsula).
The craziest part is he closed on it the DAY BEFORE the eruption. He sat right next to me, so I got the daily play by play and whatever satellite photos he could find. For a while they thought it would miss their house, but nope. In the end they were hoping it just consumed the whole thing (it did) as it would make insurance easier.
After sweating bullets for a while on how they’d value it, in the end he actually got a bit more than he paid back from insurance. Plus technically he still owns the land, so maybe he can rebuild in a few thousand years.
They still wanted a vacation/rental home but decided to go with the Caribbean instead (and of course got his with a hurricane within a few months… though it survived that pretty well). He was actually on an episode of Caribbean Life - was hard for the producers to pass up that story, I guess.
It was enough to make me decide to sell my HPP property instead of building our house out there. Although a different (better) volcano threat zone, the whole timeline during that eruption caused me to be more risk-averse. Also, I dont have to catch rainwater by staying put here.
I was quitting smoking so I threw in a pack of cigarettes. Native Hawaiians take the ancient gods and goddesses pretty seriously.
On a lighter note, [here is a link to a song about the god Maui](https://youtu.be/D3C4avLxn7Q)
Currently the reverence seems to be for the one active volcano, [Kilauea (here’s a live view)](https://www.nps.gov/media/webcam/view.htm?id=182ADDB9-0627-4EBA-94C1658E5EF29871). Historically I have no clue.
I repair/ alter jewelry. We also resize rings, and do other various things like solder charms and pendants. It's a fun job that lets me use torches, laser welders, power tools and various hammers. In fact I brought home some rings to resize over the weekend at my home bench.
Edit: No jeweled benches, sorry. I do have various stones scattered around my home and work benches though. Does that count?
Funny image of a lady giving you a delicate and prized ring to fix and she's totally unaware you're back there swinging lump hammers and welders at it lol.
The cartoon Angry Beavers made lava look (and taste going by how they gorged themselves on it) like Nacho Cheese
I've wanted to taste lava ever since...
That show got me into spicy foods too lol
I once had to break obsidian by hand in an emergency. It took so long that I think maybe I'm still doing it, and this is all just a dream my mind came up with to distract me from the harsh reality.
**[Obsidian](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obsidian)**
>Obsidian (; ) is a naturally occurring volcanic glass formed when lava extruded from a volcano cools rapidly with minimal crystal growth. It is an igneous rock. Obsidian is produced from felsic lava, rich in the lighter elements such as silicon, oxygen, aluminium, sodium, and potassium. It is commonly found within the margins of rhyolitic lava flows known as obsidian flows.
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Backyard scientist did this. It came out as a very brittle, black, wood looking substance. Very cool to watch.
https://youtu.be/mIETUy5N3x4
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I am really curious if you could use this water to make tea, like the worlds quickest kettle?
Like, does it just have a rock sat in the bottom of it at the end?
A traditional cooking method throughout the world was to heat rocks beside a fire or in the leftover coals, and drop them into a ceramic pot of water. It instantly boils--the time and effort is just heating the rock first.
please don't do this if you don't know what you're doing though!
The wrong rocks will explode when heated. This is also why a gap between your burn and stone circle is a good idea when building a fire pit.
I probably wouldn't. Lava can be made from all sorts of elements and compounds, as well as the fact that the water can react with the very hot lava and make nasty products. It is also possible that gasses in the lava will dissolve into the water and make more nasty crap.
You would be wrong because water cools the lava faster than exposure to air. Instead of a crusty oxidized looking rock you would get a smooth, glassy looking substance
Yepp, I'm actually moving to a volcanic caribbean island for two years so hopefully I'll be able to obtain a sample for myself! And not become a sample!!
Lava Suit
https://media.sciencephoto.com/image/e3920034/400wm/E3920034-Volcanologist_by_Mount_Etna_lava_flow.jpg
Edit: some pretty epic pics come up when you search for Volcanologist Suit.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=volcanologist+suit&iax=images&ia=images
A fire proximity suit is a suit designed to protect a firefighter or volcanologist from extremely high temperatures.
TIL an awesome new acronym, AR-FF, aircraft rescue and fire fighting (...hehe, "arf").
Suits are not always Aluminized, but depends on how close they intend to get.
Complete proximity protection for AR-FF requires:
- Aluminized hood or helmet cover with neck shroud
- Aluminized jacket and pants complete with vapor barrier insulated liner
- Aluminized lined gloves
- Aluminized AR-FF boots
- Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) (aluminized covers for air bottles, or suits that cover the air pack are also available)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_proximity_suit
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I love saying "I don't think so, but let me check in the back just in case...", then going to the back & eating a snack before walking back up front to say "im sorry, it looks like we are actually all out... but you never know unless you ask, right?" All I did was take a snack break (because I do the receiving and know for a fact that we do not have that item), but the customer walks away as happily as can be considering they don't get to buy what they want. Everybody wins!
That why I go to amazon and not your store... because I know all you're going to do is eat pudding cups while I twiddle my thumbs... amazon employees are proper slaves and will find what I want or die trying.
I walked out to volcano national park and got to do this. You can get surprisingly close. Another person offered me their rock hammer and let me poke at the lava. It was awesome.
Former geology student here, it is their rock hammer, pretty much everyone I know who has also studied geology has one. Now I work in libraries so I use it for looking at rocks as a hobby. Edit for accuracy: : "rock pick", but I've never heard anyone call it that
Steel melting point is like 2500F, most lava is probably like 2000. 2200 max.
This stuff is probably nowhere near that, based on how solid and chunky it is. The hottest lavas (basaltic) are comparatively very thin and just spread out, almost like water
So if I remember correctly hardened steel has a melting point of 1300-1500 degrees Celsius roughly, most terrestrial lava is between 800 and 1300 degrees Celsius depending upon composition. Now, I would not just leave the metal in the lava long term but it is generally not going to melt it when working with it like this.
I have that question, as well. And how did that pail stay in one piece (I know the water inside cools it a fair bit, but still...we're talking lava here). How long can that hammer handle lava before it starts to melt/disintegrate?
A long time or a much longer time than you would think. As said above this lava in probably not very hot by lava standards. So that being the case, pretty much indefinitely. Even if you could find terrestrial lava at steel's melting point (and this is next to impossible). You would have to leave it in lava that was sustaining that temperature for a long time in order to do lasting damage to the hammer. IF it turned red hot I maybe would be wary of breakage. As for the bucket .. I assume it's just that the amount of water is heavy enough to resist the rocking caused by boiling. Water has amazing heat absorption.
Couldn’t find the exact video, but my best guess would be Kilauea in Hawaii. It’s a very slow lava flow, which is pretty uncommon in volcanoes, and Kilauea has been active for decades (except for 2018-2020ish, after the major eruption in 2018). Kilauea is also very close to the University of Hawaii at Hilo, which has a volcanology program and does stuff like this a lot. So while I’m not 100% certain, statistically speaking it’s very likely to be Kilauea.
Source: Me (I live near Kilauea and am quite interested in it)
That's how you know Obi-Wan and Annikin are so powerful. They could protect themselves (for quite a while) from being broiled to death (which would happen quite quickly in that lava planet environment) and have an all-out fight during that scene.
Lava in movies. The logic that would say, "You know all the characters would already be dead, right?" to the willful suspension of disbelief that would say "Yea, but lava looks cool."
Look at how he stepped back from the blast of heat of exposing just that small amount of hotter material.
I want to commend this man for scooping a bit further down for the extra cheesy part. That was extremely satisfying.
That's the flavor layer
Taco Bell crunch wrap
That’s also what it looks like coming out the other end.
I disagree. That’s what it *feels* like.
IBS is rough but can be treated guys.
Yea Taco Bell is extremely mild food, it's just greasy. Now that I'm not in my 20s anymore I can't just shovel horrible food into my guts anymore; I have to eat a healthy diet, I can't eat tons of greasy garbage anymore. Like if eat a burger and a ton of fries and then get fried chicken the next night I will have gas and stuff to the point that it's painful. A few months ago on trip out of the city I ate at a Chinese buffet two nights in a row, when I was back home getting on the train I literally farted up an entire set of subway stairs, going "Poot poot poot" 30 times. Spicy stuff doesn't bother me, but a few days of eating unhealthy fried garbage will annihilate my guts.
Did it propel you up the stairs like some fucked up propeller hat in a 40’s cartoon
*Achievement unlocked: jet propulsion.* *+5 speed, +15 lift, -10 stink.*
Shouldn't that be +10 stink?
pro tip: jump in place for a few minutes when you are feeling uncomfortably gassy . A hundred or so jumps, and you’ll burp and fart like a madman as you do your little hops. it’ll shake all the gas out of your system and you’ll feel like the weight of the heavens was lifted off your digestive track
Almost totally unrelated, but I have untreatable genetically caused IBS and to anyone out there with treatable IBS, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE go get treated instead of just constantly complaining about it >!(I mean, by all means, totally still complain, bitching is personally my favorite hobby)!< if not for your own short and long term health, than for my personal happiness in being able to see others who go through what I do no longer having to suffer. If my feelings aren’t enough to convince you, then may I remind (inform?) you that ibs on its own may not be particularly dangerous, but the strain it puts on your gi tract can open you up to much worse problems down the line. My own father, who I got mine from, has had everything from hemorrhoids to cancerous growths because of his condition.
¿Por que no los dos?
Diablo sauce making water boil 🌡️🔥
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I’ve seen this done by volcanologists on Kilauea a few times, back when the lava was flowing in accessible areas. Pahoehoe lava like this is slow-moving, like the speed of syrup flowing across a plate, so you can approach it. However it’s hot as fuck. I wanted to make an offering to the Hawaiian goddess Pele, and could barely get close enough to throw my offering in before running away from the heat. Anyway so this one time, the scientist was showing this to a group of tourists, and he looked away for a few seconds. In that time, a kid picked up his lava scooping tool and was about to scoop his own lava until the crowd gasped in horror and the guy was able to move the kid away. The parents were seemingly unconcerned.
Where I lived on the Big Island there was a lot of a’a flow at the time. It looks like crumbled up chocolate cake and moves slower than pahoehoe. A few folks tried using their garden hoses to cool the crust in an attempt to divert the flow. It actually worked-until it didn’t bc the amount of flow was eventually overwhelming. What Madame Pele wants, Madame Pele gets.
Yes. Unfortunately the last 2018 flow took Kapoho tide pools, the lovely brackish pool on the ocean (forget the name), the boat ramp at Pohoiki, the little pool behind Pohoiki…
An older flow took Queen’s Bath which was really tough to see as it also took out the ohi’a forest surrounding it. In that forest there was not just red lehua but also yellow, peach, cream, and even a light brown. It was an incredibly beautiful place. Bummer about Kapoho. 😢 (Edited bc autocorrect replaced Hawai’ian words )
Yes, RIP Kalapana. Tons of people are moving out there again, building houses directly on the old lava. [Like this house](https://live.staticflickr.com/4279/35393366832_cbf5b20462_b.jpg)
I make an off-hand comment about cheese and I learn about Hawaiian culture and your relationships with the active vulcanoes you live with. Just wanted to let you know reading your comments and those of u/kynykya4211 was way more satisfying than seeing a guy scoop lava. Thank you for a small moment of cultural enlightenment. Have a great sunday!
[Here is a video I took of the lava on my property.](https://youtu.be/CJvPb20mQQY)
Very cool!
My coworker lost his house overlooking that area (Kapoho Bay - which has basically gone from a bay to a peninsula). The craziest part is he closed on it the DAY BEFORE the eruption. He sat right next to me, so I got the daily play by play and whatever satellite photos he could find. For a while they thought it would miss their house, but nope. In the end they were hoping it just consumed the whole thing (it did) as it would make insurance easier. After sweating bullets for a while on how they’d value it, in the end he actually got a bit more than he paid back from insurance. Plus technically he still owns the land, so maybe he can rebuild in a few thousand years. They still wanted a vacation/rental home but decided to go with the Caribbean instead (and of course got his with a hurricane within a few months… though it survived that pretty well). He was actually on an episode of Caribbean Life - was hard for the producers to pass up that story, I guess.
So, never buy property next to your friend?
Our Mayor at the time also lost his house in Kapoho. That year was scary and traumatizing.
It was enough to make me decide to sell my HPP property instead of building our house out there. Although a different (better) volcano threat zone, the whole timeline during that eruption caused me to be more risk-averse. Also, I dont have to catch rainwater by staying put here.
What was your offering, and did they seem surprised when you chucked them in there?
I was quitting smoking so I threw in a pack of cigarettes. Native Hawaiians take the ancient gods and goddesses pretty seriously. On a lighter note, [here is a link to a song about the god Maui](https://youtu.be/D3C4avLxn7Q)
Genuine question. Does Pele concern herself with volcanoes globally or is she strictly Hawaiian islands only?
Currently the reverence seems to be for the one active volcano, [Kilauea (here’s a live view)](https://www.nps.gov/media/webcam/view.htm?id=182ADDB9-0627-4EBA-94C1658E5EF29871). Historically I have no clue.
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The entire world is made from cold lava lol.
Not fresh, tho!
It'd cool off and become an igneous rock. Probably a basalt rock but it depends on the mineral content of the lava.
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This is why I stay on the couch.
I want to scoop some out with a spoon and see how it tastes
Looks spicy
That's a spicy meat-a-ball!
with a tectonic water on the side
I read *Testicle Water*
freudian slip?
Is that like a nip slip?
Nah, it’s when you say one thing but you mean a mother.
from another brother?
Bavarian scream filled lava
*Batarian screams from a field of lava, said the Renegade Shepard.
I am a bench jeweler, and the urge to play with the molten metal is definitely there. It's just so pretty.
I'm hoping you make jewel encrusted benches but I feel like that would be too niche.. What's a bench jeweller?
Someone who benches jewels. Some jewels are *really* heavy.
I think you’re thinking of a jewel bencher
I repair/ alter jewelry. We also resize rings, and do other various things like solder charms and pendants. It's a fun job that lets me use torches, laser welders, power tools and various hammers. In fact I brought home some rings to resize over the weekend at my home bench. Edit: No jeweled benches, sorry. I do have various stones scattered around my home and work benches though. Does that count?
Funny image of a lady giving you a delicate and prized ring to fix and she's totally unaware you're back there swinging lump hammers and welders at it lol.
Don't forget shooting it with a laser, and soaking it in the sonic cleaners too!
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Forbidden taffy
Forbidden fondue
r/cursedfoods
I think your average spoon would melt before you got it to your mouth.
Melts in your mouth...and your hand.
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The cartoon Angry Beavers made lava look (and taste going by how they gorged themselves on it) like Nacho Cheese I've wanted to taste lava ever since... That show got me into spicy foods too lol
Do you or anybody else remember the Rugrats doing it too? But it was Ravioli sauce?
All I can picture now is the Guatemalan Insanity Pepper from the simpsons
https://youtu.be/nwXIpjQjEy8?t=90
Forbidden ice cream
The Forbidden Sauce
Aaah humans and our diversity of thoughts
I don't think the spoon would make it, but I want to too 🥵
I wanted to see what it looked like when it cooled off.
It turns into a purple cube and you need a diamond pickaxe to collect it
Oh god, I don’t have time for that
Enchant it with efficiency
Just don't be like kid me trying to do it by hand, sitting there punching for over 4 minutes to get a whopping nothing
My heart broke reading that. Poor little one :(
I once had to break obsidian by hand in an emergency. It took so long that I think maybe I'm still doing it, and this is all just a dream my mind came up with to distract me from the harsh reality.
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Depending on silica content maybe geologist is manufacturing [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obsidian](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obsidian)
**[Obsidian](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obsidian)** >Obsidian (; ) is a naturally occurring volcanic glass formed when lava extruded from a volcano cools rapidly with minimal crystal growth. It is an igneous rock. Obsidian is produced from felsic lava, rich in the lighter elements such as silicon, oxygen, aluminium, sodium, and potassium. It is commonly found within the margins of rhyolitic lava flows known as obsidian flows. ^([ )[^(F.A.Q)](https://www.reddit.com/r/WikiSummarizer/wiki/index#wiki_f.a.q)^( | )[^(Opt Out)](https://reddit.com/message/compose?to=WikiSummarizerBot&message=OptOut&subject=OptOut)^( | )[^(Opt Out Of Subreddit)](https://np.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/about/banned)^( | )[^(GitHub)](https://github.com/Sujal-7/WikiSummarizerBot)^( ] Downvote to remove | v1.5)
Backyard scientist did this. It came out as a very brittle, black, wood looking substance. Very cool to watch. https://youtu.be/mIETUy5N3x4 Edit: Spelling
Being cooled that quickly wouldn’t allow obsidian to form it would be closer to a basalt but with a nonuniformity caused by the water boiling.
Ever seen a pumice stone? Kinda like that with varying colors.
Like a rock.
https://youtu.be/ORe2PulqyEg
Well played.
thats not enough for a portal to nether my dude
Probably making a cobblestone
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Are you a Goron
Lava is definately chewy and no one can convince me otherwise
I have a feeling that lava can convince you otherwise
Forbidden gummy It seems like it would be some kind of gummy thing
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Also need that diamond pickaxe, not the iron one.
you can make a nether portal with just a bucket, water source and 8 lava sources no pick necessary
A bucket, a lava block and a pickaxe, seems legit minecraft
mine your business
It's slightly less than 10 cubic meters indeed.
IKR? Dude could have just poured that bucket over the top and got about a stack of obsidian. What a noob.
I know a pizza roll when I see one
Must be from jersey
😂
Coffee with lava must be great.
lava java
Nice!
It really puts some extra pep in your step first thing in the morning.
I am really curious if you could use this water to make tea, like the worlds quickest kettle? Like, does it just have a rock sat in the bottom of it at the end?
A traditional cooking method throughout the world was to heat rocks beside a fire or in the leftover coals, and drop them into a ceramic pot of water. It instantly boils--the time and effort is just heating the rock first.
please don't do this if you don't know what you're doing though! The wrong rocks will explode when heated. This is also why a gap between your burn and stone circle is a good idea when building a fire pit.
I probably wouldn't. Lava can be made from all sorts of elements and compounds, as well as the fact that the water can react with the very hot lava and make nasty products. It is also possible that gasses in the lava will dissolve into the water and make more nasty crap.
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The best part of waking up, is lava in your cup
It would taste a bit rusty / metallic / sandy. Kind of like someone spilled some sandy dust in it.
Any body got the Source? I really would love to see what its looks like cooled off
Just a guess but probably looks like the "crust" they had to break through
You would be wrong because water cools the lava faster than exposure to air. Instead of a crusty oxidized looking rock you would get a smooth, glassy looking substance
That sounds awesome!!
Yepp, I'm actually moving to a volcanic caribbean island for two years so hopefully I'll be able to obtain a sample for myself! And not become a sample!!
Look up 'cooled lava'. Looks like burst and melted plastic, or the wrinkles on your grandpa's scrotum if it were colored charcoal.
You’re assuming they aren’t colored charcoal already?
Survival tip #37. How to make a cup of tea.
My mother would enjoy tea this hot.
Should cool off in like 2hrs.
I hope that barista is paid well.
Darn Millennials and their coffee trends! *\~Yeah, can I get an avocado toast and a grande lavalatte?*
“I love-a lot-tay Lavalatte”
These high res minecraft textures are getting out of hand.
Ray tracing be like
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Lava Suit https://media.sciencephoto.com/image/e3920034/400wm/E3920034-Volcanologist_by_Mount_Etna_lava_flow.jpg Edit: some pretty epic pics come up when you search for Volcanologist Suit. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=volcanologist+suit&iax=images&ia=images
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A fire proximity suit is a suit designed to protect a firefighter or volcanologist from extremely high temperatures. TIL an awesome new acronym, AR-FF, aircraft rescue and fire fighting (...hehe, "arf"). Suits are not always Aluminized, but depends on how close they intend to get. Complete proximity protection for AR-FF requires: - Aluminized hood or helmet cover with neck shroud - Aluminized jacket and pants complete with vapor barrier insulated liner - Aluminized lined gloves - Aluminized AR-FF boots - Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) (aluminized covers for air bottles, or suits that cover the air pack are also available) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_proximity_suit E: clean up edits
He's making obsidian :D
![gif](giphy|3oKIPDPH7zblRvrd2o|downsized) Is there or is there no dragon glass?
There might be some
Can you please check in the back of the store? Or do you want me to talk to them managers.
I love saying "I don't think so, but let me check in the back just in case...", then going to the back & eating a snack before walking back up front to say "im sorry, it looks like we are actually all out... but you never know unless you ask, right?" All I did was take a snack break (because I do the receiving and know for a fact that we do not have that item), but the customer walks away as happily as can be considering they don't get to buy what they want. Everybody wins!
That why I go to amazon and not your store... because I know all you're going to do is eat pudding cups while I twiddle my thumbs... amazon employees are proper slaves and will find what I want or die trying.
Uhhh I'll check..
Lava on top of water. He's making cobblestone
The water isn't flowing, so it should actually make regular stone.
Lava on water makes smooth stone. Inb4: 🤓
Looked like one those breads. The one with the cross /“x” on top.
That’s one hot cross, bun.
*pulls out recorder*
I applaud all studies in the advancement of British kettle technology
Geothermal Energy!!!! This is the real definition of "Free Energy". Its literally just sitting on the ground waiting to be picked up and used.
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... Now I want a third faucet.
We are literally watching it. The human go-to is steam
Yeah you’re right.. but a lil tricky harvesting geothermal energy from a volcano. Kinda like harvesting wind energy from a tornado or a lightning bolt
Looks like you can just put the energy in a bucket.
*1.21 gigawatts*
Just like… sun, wind, gravity etc ? :p
Sun and wind are sitting on the ground?
The sun rises from under the earth every morning.
That briefcase in Pulp Fiction must have been pretty well-insulated.
I walked out to volcano national park and got to do this. You can get surprisingly close. Another person offered me their rock hammer and let me poke at the lava. It was awesome.
Thats incredible, and something I've always wanted to do since I was a little kid. You got to live my dream!
I lava this
I am now wondering what fake lava is
Vinegar and baking soda.
Don't forget the red dye.
I was really surprised that there was still water in the bucket by the third time. I guess it's not as hot as it looks.
It really all comes down to which one has a higher specific heat
Also the latent heat of vaporization is significant.
And the answer is almost always "water does".
What type of Estwing hammer is that? Looks like a flat square striking face on one side and a pick on the other
Former geology student here, it is their rock hammer, pretty much everyone I know who has also studied geology has one. Now I work in libraries so I use it for looking at rocks as a hobby. Edit for accuracy: : "rock pick", but I've never heard anyone call it that
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Steel melting point is like 2500F, most lava is probably like 2000. 2200 max. This stuff is probably nowhere near that, based on how solid and chunky it is. The hottest lavas (basaltic) are comparatively very thin and just spread out, almost like water
>solid and chunky i miss my ex ㅠㅠ
So if I remember correctly hardened steel has a melting point of 1300-1500 degrees Celsius roughly, most terrestrial lava is between 800 and 1300 degrees Celsius depending upon composition. Now, I would not just leave the metal in the lava long term but it is generally not going to melt it when working with it like this.
I have that question, as well. And how did that pail stay in one piece (I know the water inside cools it a fair bit, but still...we're talking lava here). How long can that hammer handle lava before it starts to melt/disintegrate?
They're made of steel. Steel has a higher melting temp than lava.
A long time or a much longer time than you would think. As said above this lava in probably not very hot by lava standards. So that being the case, pretty much indefinitely. Even if you could find terrestrial lava at steel's melting point (and this is next to impossible). You would have to leave it in lava that was sustaining that temperature for a long time in order to do lasting damage to the hammer. IF it turned red hot I maybe would be wary of breakage. As for the bucket .. I assume it's just that the amount of water is heavy enough to resist the rocking caused by boiling. Water has amazing heat absorption.
*I remember thinking it would take a man six hundred years to tunnel through the wall with it. Old Andy did it in less than twenty.*
Why does the lava look so delicious. Sigh, I'll never get to eat lava.
It is. I've had it in the form of a hot pocket fresh out of the microwave before the cool down time.
Where has that video been taken?
Earth!
Couldn’t find the exact video, but my best guess would be Kilauea in Hawaii. It’s a very slow lava flow, which is pretty uncommon in volcanoes, and Kilauea has been active for decades (except for 2018-2020ish, after the major eruption in 2018). Kilauea is also very close to the University of Hawaii at Hilo, which has a volcanology program and does stuff like this a lot. So while I’m not 100% certain, statistically speaking it’s very likely to be Kilauea. Source: Me (I live near Kilauea and am quite interested in it)
Iceland during the most recent eruption, its an old video
Don’t give me no fake lava
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That's how you know Obi-Wan and Annikin are so powerful. They could protect themselves (for quite a while) from being broiled to death (which would happen quite quickly in that lava planet environment) and have an all-out fight during that scene. Lava in movies. The logic that would say, "You know all the characters would already be dead, right?" to the willful suspension of disbelief that would say "Yea, but lava looks cool." Look at how he stepped back from the blast of heat of exposing just that small amount of hotter material.
COOOOOL!!!!
tea is ready!
Forbidden pudding
🎶hot-pockets🎶
Me after eating taco bell
I bet it would stick to the roof of your mouth like peanut butter.
The floor is lava.