Within seconds, olber, whose death is horrifically and absurdly portrayed by john caroll lynch, has melted up to his chest, screaming in shakespearean agony while what's left of him bursts into flames Humanity's fascination with lava is nothing new. First, as you leap, you would feel the painful rush of heat from being near the lava, it would be hundreds of degrees if you're a few feet away Then, as you hit the lava, you would likely break your legs. Lava is so dense that you would float, but it’s hot enough to burn you instantly Watch to learn the science behind this extreme scenario and why lava is so dangerous.
Even as the lava cools, there's another problem for anyone who wants to go touch it — the freshly cooled lava is incredibly unstable, and with the addition of a person's weight, there's a good chance that touching this lava would end with a potentially deadly dip in the ocean. Touching lava is extremely dangerous and should be avoided at all costs While brief contact might not be instantly fatal, the notion that it’s harmless is a dangerous misconception perpetuated by inaccurate depictions You will receive severe burns, instantly. Within seconds, olber, whose death is horrifically and absurdly portrayed by john caroll lynch, has melted up to his chest, screaming in shakespearean agony while what’s left of him bursts into flames Humanity’s fascination with lava is nothing new.
The next time you see someone in a movie fall into a cauldron of roiling lava and they sink into it, remember that it can never happen The sacrifice of styroguy will be remembered. As for what would then happen to your body when it made impact with lava, volcanologist adam kent once told digg that you would float Gollum might have plopped in there and sunk down, but lava.
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