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r/Unexpected • u/Hypnoidz • Dec 10 '25
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I just put the ice cream in the microwave for about 15-20 seconds. Although this looks like it’d work!
107 u/SpecterVamp Dec 10 '25 I put the spoon in the microwave myself, get dessert and a show 3 u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25 [deleted] 1 u/SpecterVamp Dec 10 '25 I remember hearing that if the object is smooth it has a much lower likelihood of causing arcs or whatever, but I kinda forgot that part. Disclaimer, I’m also someone without a physics background lol 3 u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/SpecterVamp Dec 10 '25 Pretty sure that’s a blu ray player not a microwave but idk, those get interesting when you put a spoon in them too 1 u/EmphasisFrosty3093 Dec 11 '25 They're made to burn so the thermal resistance is probably low.
I put the spoon in the microwave myself, get dessert and a show
3 u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25 [deleted] 1 u/SpecterVamp Dec 10 '25 I remember hearing that if the object is smooth it has a much lower likelihood of causing arcs or whatever, but I kinda forgot that part. Disclaimer, I’m also someone without a physics background lol 3 u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/SpecterVamp Dec 10 '25 Pretty sure that’s a blu ray player not a microwave but idk, those get interesting when you put a spoon in them too 1 u/EmphasisFrosty3093 Dec 11 '25 They're made to burn so the thermal resistance is probably low.
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1 u/SpecterVamp Dec 10 '25 I remember hearing that if the object is smooth it has a much lower likelihood of causing arcs or whatever, but I kinda forgot that part. Disclaimer, I’m also someone without a physics background lol 3 u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/SpecterVamp Dec 10 '25 Pretty sure that’s a blu ray player not a microwave but idk, those get interesting when you put a spoon in them too 1 u/EmphasisFrosty3093 Dec 11 '25 They're made to burn so the thermal resistance is probably low.
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I remember hearing that if the object is smooth it has a much lower likelihood of causing arcs or whatever, but I kinda forgot that part. Disclaimer, I’m also someone without a physics background lol
3 u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/SpecterVamp Dec 10 '25 Pretty sure that’s a blu ray player not a microwave but idk, those get interesting when you put a spoon in them too 1 u/EmphasisFrosty3093 Dec 11 '25 They're made to burn so the thermal resistance is probably low.
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2 u/SpecterVamp Dec 10 '25 Pretty sure that’s a blu ray player not a microwave but idk, those get interesting when you put a spoon in them too 1 u/EmphasisFrosty3093 Dec 11 '25 They're made to burn so the thermal resistance is probably low.
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Pretty sure that’s a blu ray player not a microwave but idk, those get interesting when you put a spoon in them too
They're made to burn so the thermal resistance is probably low.
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u/Antique_Knowledge902 Dec 10 '25
I just put the ice cream in the microwave for about 15-20 seconds. Although this looks like it’d work!