glenmiron
glenmiron
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28th Nov 2014
28th Nov 2014
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wannabeice instanticewater critical bignumeral supercooledwater lolz science freeze temperature water

Comments

  • jacob1
    jacob1
    29th Nov 2014
    looks just like an interesting thing with floating points. The actual code just checks if the temperature is < 273.15f. (not <=). That number you gave must be exactly 273.15f, in the closest it can represent it in floating point. Just one tiny bit less and it transitions.
  • fastfishy2
    fastfishy2
    29th Nov 2014
    just crazy cool. +1
  • thespazz
    thespazz
    29th Nov 2014
    IRL the freezing temp of water ='s the the melting point (with no temp change). same with vapor. i could go on about how and why but meh lol.
  • Sardonic
    Sardonic
    29th Nov 2014
    Water can deviate from its normal temp>state changes with different pressures, you can get it lower than -10 if theres negative pressure, and keep it liquid >150 with positive pressure
  • msasterisk
    msasterisk
    29th Nov 2014
    I published something like this, but it wasn't as presice... +1
  • goatmandude
    goatmandude
    28th Nov 2014
    finally! a reason to use dric!
  • 123098
    123098
    28th Nov 2014
    that's really cool :D +1
  • Boomman3343
    Boomman3343
    28th Nov 2014
    :O :D cewl
  • Anatol12345
    Anatol12345
    28th Nov 2014
    Wow...
  • CozmicKel
    CozmicKel
    28th Nov 2014
    That is one of the coolest things ive ever seen "pun intended".