Please add metric values to your videos, 45 degrees sounds like desert temperatures on a hot day to me. Really cool test btw, but I have a request for a followup. What would be the best solution for a bottle of beer. Since it's made of thick glass and because spinning a beer is not a good idea, I would expect those results to be a tad different :)
@BeardedScienceGuy: In the category of life hacks, I just thought of one. I'm using my sous vide cooker at 0 degrees Celcius with a bunch of ice to cool beer pretty fast. It appears to be cooling pretty fast because it keeps pumping the cold water around :)
If you want to earn some cash, upload some raw footage of the spinning the coke in icewater with a drill (as a life hack) along with the thermal image comparison.
Well that drill is no longer cordless
Cool the only things is that I don't really picture the temperatures as fast as I use Celsuis scale
Awesome data. I've got my next party science conversation starter!
Please add metric values to your videos, 45 degrees sounds like desert temperatures on a hot day to me.
Really cool test btw, but I have a request for a followup. What would be the best solution for a bottle of beer. Since it's made of thick glass and because spinning a beer is not a good idea, I would expect those results to be a tad different :)
That was on my list of things to do last night and I forgot today. Thanks
Un poco de todo?
@BeardedScienceGuy: In the category of life hacks, I just thought of one. I'm using my sous vide cooker at 0 degrees Celcius with a bunch of ice to cool beer pretty fast. It appears to be cooling pretty fast because it keeps pumping the cold water around :)
Great video!
Thanks!
Interesting
°C?
It was on my list to include and I forgot. Thanks
Music??
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If you want to earn some cash, upload some raw footage of the spinning the coke in icewater with a drill (as a life hack) along with the thermal image comparison.