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I seem to remember as a kid camping in really cold weather that if you tried to quickly melt really dry, cold snow in a pot you could scorch it. Had to melt slowly until you had liquid.
I seem to remember as a kid camping in really cold weather that if you tried to quickly melt really dry, cold snow in a pot you could scorch it. Had to melt slowly until you had liquid.
nova_robotics (Jan 19, 2021), Slim-123 (Jan 18, 2021)
Yes, resists heat as an insulator, why igloo's don't cave in readily, even with a small fire going. Snow, full of air; ice, very little.
Sincerely,
Toolmaker51
...we'll learn more by wandering than searching...
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baja (Jan 20, 2021), jdurand (Jan 18, 2021), nova_robotics (Jan 19, 2021)
Yes, really bad weather. GK is again an emergency center, they set up heating tents there. We offered use of our house, the heat is on and there's hardly anything in it...lots of room.
Here's our street in SOUTHERN Russia, where it's supposed to be WARM!!!
Shot across the driveway/work area. The posts for the roof are all they got in before the storm hit.
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