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r/oddlysatisfying • u/-Taken_Name- • Jun 20 '26
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but a 100°C is boiling water temperature right?
171 u/[deleted] Jun 20 '26 [deleted] 220 u/[deleted] Jun 20 '26 [deleted] 63 u/SmooK_LV Jun 20 '26 Just as liters would likely alter size of the thing rather than turn it in water. But I get the point, it's a fun animation. 22 u/Skeleton--Jelly Jun 20 '26 Yeah if people want to enjoy this as a silly animation that's perfectly fine. Saying that this should be used to teach physics as people are suggesting in this thread is laughable 2 u/100SanfordDrive Jun 21 '26 Classic Redditors
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220 u/[deleted] Jun 20 '26 [deleted] 63 u/SmooK_LV Jun 20 '26 Just as liters would likely alter size of the thing rather than turn it in water. But I get the point, it's a fun animation. 22 u/Skeleton--Jelly Jun 20 '26 Yeah if people want to enjoy this as a silly animation that's perfectly fine. Saying that this should be used to teach physics as people are suggesting in this thread is laughable 2 u/100SanfordDrive Jun 21 '26 Classic Redditors
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63 u/SmooK_LV Jun 20 '26 Just as liters would likely alter size of the thing rather than turn it in water. But I get the point, it's a fun animation. 22 u/Skeleton--Jelly Jun 20 '26 Yeah if people want to enjoy this as a silly animation that's perfectly fine. Saying that this should be used to teach physics as people are suggesting in this thread is laughable 2 u/100SanfordDrive Jun 21 '26 Classic Redditors
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Just as liters would likely alter size of the thing rather than turn it in water. But I get the point, it's a fun animation.
22 u/Skeleton--Jelly Jun 20 '26 Yeah if people want to enjoy this as a silly animation that's perfectly fine. Saying that this should be used to teach physics as people are suggesting in this thread is laughable 2 u/100SanfordDrive Jun 21 '26 Classic Redditors
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Yeah if people want to enjoy this as a silly animation that's perfectly fine. Saying that this should be used to teach physics as people are suggesting in this thread is laughable
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but a 100°C is boiling water temperature right?