I have, given our recent impulse of Arctic weather, commented on the potentially deadly nature of sub-zero temperatures. But awe-inspiring beauty can also be found in a frozen landscape. As a case in point, I am sharing two photographs Desiree captured of me throwing hot (freshly boiled) water into the air when the temperature is at -25°F.
Water boils at approximately 204°F at my altitude.
Assuming the water had cooled to an even 200°F by the time I pitched it into
the air outside, that makes for 225 degrees of difference between the air and
the water. The results are otherworldly and spectacular.
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Moments Frozen in Time
—Mitchell
Hegman
NOTE:
Desiree has posted slow-motion videos of the same events on Facebook and
Montanica
So cool Mitchell !!
ReplyDeleteDesiree really enjoyed doing this, too.
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