[jbell0129]

i promise you there were no remains. just ask the t-1000 and the t-800

[UFC210]

These comments are hilarious.

[Mike mcdawell]

He act like he didn't feel the heat as he walked to It. He was serious about that.

[soyadude]

He wont be back.

[allbassfearme]

There is a good "whoever smelt it dealt it" joke in here somewhere...sorry I just couldnt forge that joke...it would have been a gas!!!

[allbassfearme]

Originally Posted by DarthArchon ↗

from the vid i saw about the physic of dying like this, you wouldn't want to do this to die a painlessly.

It's so hot the liquid under your skin boil off instantly, resulting in you floating above the metal on a bed of your own juices boiling off, eventually the heat will go trough enough of your flesh to kill you, first the brain would cook and that's when you would die, it could take up to 30 second though to kill you, so all this time you're getting cooked slowly.

I dont think you understand the energy in there. You would be instantly vaporized and all that would remain would be fine ash. This would happen in less then a second if he fell into the molten metal. You are looking at temps around 1500° C or 2700°F!!! Water boils at 100°C or 212°F!!!

[John Doenut]

Well someone has to destroy “The one ring”.

[gorefanatic]

[DarthArchon]

Originally Posted by allbassfearme ↗

I dont think you understand the energy in there. You would be instantly vaporized and all that would remain would be fine ash. This would happen in less then a second if he fell into the molten metal. You are looking at temps around 1500° C or 2700°F!!! Water boils at 100°C or 212°F!!!

Read about the leidenfrost effect. When you put a liquid onto a surface that is far hotter then the boiling point of the liquid, it create a layer of steam that seperate the hot surface from the liquid. Since the body is mostly liquid it would do this for a few seconds. Also even though it's molten, metal is so dense that you would easily float on it and would strugglr to sink even if you tried, so even if he jumped in there he most likely stayed on the surface where the effect i told you about would protect him for a few second until the heat can catch up to his flesh.

[fapfapfap]

Originally Posted by DarthArchon ↗

Read about the leidenfrost effect. When you put a liquid onto a surface that is far hotter then the boiling point of the liquid, it create a layer of steam that seperate the hot surface from the liquid. Since the body is mostly liquid it would do this for a few seconds. Also even though it's molten, metal is so dense that you would easily float on it and would strugglr to sink even if you tried, so even if he jumped in there he most likely stayed on the surface where the effect i told you about would protect him for a few second until the heat can catch up to his flesh.

Man, this is terrifying to imagine, but I don't buy it.

I was going to say this must've been a super quick way to go and was near-instant but now you have me wondering.

I can't imagine that the leidenfrost effect is enough to actually suspend your whole body. I have to believe you'd just turbo sink and be dead before you had time to register the heat, at that level.