Molten Metal - Chief Delphi

03-11-2005, 01:06

sanddrag

On to my 16th year in FRC

FRC #0696 (Circuit Breakers)

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Molten Metal

Before we start discussing, please no one ever think of attempting this. Okay, check this out.
http://www.woodswarriors.com/Liquid%20Metal.html

Now, let's discuss this scientifically, with no intent of trying/testing it. Is this possible to do without getting burned? (even if the answer to the question is yes, do not go try it). If so, how?

Is it possible or is the video edited. If it is a fake happening by means of video alteration, how can you tell, and how was it done?

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