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If you want to see some other pretty large heated up stupidly hot please let us know! The new furnace is quite large and it's really handy with heavy things.
ОтветитьGreat demonstration of the crazy amount of energy needed to phase shift mass
Solid-liquid-gas two phase shifts
I want to know what this frozen lake did to him.
ОтветитьHow about trying it upside down?
ОтветитьWould have been a good oppertunity to reharden the working face if you would have put it on the ice upside down.
ОтветитьWith time the gravity will pull it down.
ОтветитьFrozen lake in Norway is probably 3 feet thick anyway
ОтветитьOne fish community is just wondering: I thought dinosaurs didn’t exist anymore so who’s taking a fat piss in my lake
ОтветитьI don't know why they are depressed in the end... THEY HAVE THE STRONGEST LAKE IN THE WORLD!!! xDDD
ОтветитьHm
ОтветитьFlip the anvil upside down, let the bigger surface area sink first...
ОтветитьYou guys should be on TV
ОтветитьHow thick is the ice?
ОтветитьI had a feeling it wouldn’t make it through. The reason why is due to the water from the melted ice pooling around the anvil and convecting the high temperature of the anvil to the cooler ice around it over time.
ОтветитьPeople in 3053 with submarines and randomly finding a anvil in the water
Ответитьamazes me that non native english speakers can pick up on phrases like "stupidly hot"
ОтветитьSo much extra surface area compared to the steel ingot.
It might have worked with the anvil inverted.
Wow. Only 50 kilos? I thought a solid hunk of metal would be much heavier than that.
ОтветитьIce beats fire
ОтветитьVeé-Seá
Nell-é-Aiř
Golly-Mèadé,
Gook-Seá,
Oook-Seá
💥 🔥 😲 😲
.....this is something you do,when you live where the sun only shines on your head 2 months out of the year....
Ответитьnothing can defeat finnish lake
ОтветитьThe anvil wasn't as hot as the 20kg cylinder, but even if it had been it wouldn't have made that much difference, the poor shape of it was really what stopped it I think. Makes me wonder about what effect the geometry has, could a longer, thinner cylinder get through easier? One like the 20kg cylinder but twice as tall, maybe? If it gets too tall it might fall over though.
ОтветитьDammit lauri, whoever edited that giant bass drop just woke up my whole house lol. The volume of the bass was so much i had to turn the volume down by 2/3 on the video (was at full), probably like 18 decibels louder than your voice lol. I <3 my subwoofers though, no regrets
ОтветитьAre we forgetting that the anvil is 50 kg and he lifts it ease
ОтветитьWe have no snowing in India
ОтветитьLove from india
Ответить@.Whoop!
ОтветитьEverything’s all fun and games until the frozen lake starts cracking
ОтветитьHelllo fellow comrades as you know this is false in Russia you do not drop burning anvil burning anvil drops you
ОтветитьThank you for this very interesting video! Maybe it didn’t end the way you wanted, but it doesn’t matter. It was very enjoyable to watch!
ОтветитьThis video has inspired me. Who wants to go hot tub ice fishing?
ОтветитьHaving not yet watched the video, I'm picking frozen lake. Even though I don't know what constitutes a victory...
ОтветитьAlmost died! :D
ОтветитьWater. Its a like a great conductor of heat. Super strange molecule. It doesnt give a shit
ОтветитьOne day Aliens will find this footage and realize this was the single event that tipped the scales for global warming.
Ответить>__>
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.......*PERKELE*!!!
Perfect way to make sauna!!!
ОтветитьWatch your back. You just pissed off Greta Thunberg.
ОтветитьI think if you had had a way to siphon off the melted water it would have gone through.
ОтветитьBounced on my boys red hot steel to this!
ОтветитьThe ice has too much enthalpy of evaporation for your puny block of iron.
ОтветитьWater beats fire.
ОтветитьKiitos punaisen kaulan videosta
ОтветитьCan't fight against the second law of thermodynamics
Ответить"Will it go through?"
Better Question: "How do I get my anvil back?"