> That probably wouldn't do much to help us answer the question of what will happen in our own freezers which aren't pressure regulated It would do a great dea

> That probably wouldn't do much to help us answer the question of what will happen in our own freezers which aren't pressure regulated It would do a great deal to answer the question. Knowing the base physics (or at least the outcomes) then allows further experimentation and calculation to answer more complicated (less controlled) conditions. > I regularly do things like heat a mug full of water in the microwave, get distracted, and then forget all about it for hours. AFAIK, everyone does that ^^