It looks impossible — but it’s physics.
When extremely hot metal touches slightly moist skin, a thin layer of steam forms instantly, acting as a temporary heat shield.
This phenomenon is called the Leidenfrost effect.
⚠️ This only works for a split second under very specific conditions and is still extremely dangerous.
In this video:
• Leidenfrost effect explained
• Why steam can block heat briefly
• Industrial metal temperatures
• Science behind “looks impossible” moments
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When extremely hot metal touches slightly moist skin, a thin layer of steam forms instantly, acting as a temporary heat shield.
This phenomenon is called the Leidenfrost effect.
⚠️ This only works for a split second under very specific conditions and is still extremely dangerous.
In this video:
• Leidenfrost effect explained
• Why steam can block heat briefly
• Industrial metal temperatures
• Science behind “looks impossible” moments
???? Subscribe to Facts TV 91 for real science, engineering & extreme industrial facts.
via: public industrial footage / physics demonstrations
leidenfrost effect, molten metal science, industrial physics, heat transfer, metal foundry process
#science #physics #industrial #leidenfrosteffect #engineering #factstv91 #usa #usashorts #metal
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