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There's a 300 degree club at the south pole. Strip, jump in 200 degF water, then run outside around the building where it's -100 degF.
by dakr 4y ago
There's a 300 degree club at the south pole. Strip, jump in 200 degF water, then run outside around the building where it's -100 degF.
- aaronax 4y agoI was skeptical that 200F water would not cause almost immediate damage. Turns out this challenge involves a 200F sauna, so 200F air, not water.
- gravypod 4y agoThe people who I have met, who have participated, are very interesting people. Very interesting stories from amazing engineers. Edit: I don't know if these two participated but I knew them from the NJIT CSTR. Some of the smartest people I met who were basically volunteering just so they could get flown down every year: https://youtu.be/ciqAZSoOmr8?t=676 https://youtu.be/ciqAZSoOmr8?t=676. Gil was just getting through some back surgery at this point, was in massive pain, and still flew out that year if memory serves me correct.
- GuB-42 4y agoI think it is one of these cases where everyone agrees that the Fahrenheit scale should be used.