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"When we first noticed that a YouTube video of a super-hot nickel ball dropped onto a block of ice was trending big-time, we wondered what was so interesting about it.\nOnce we began watching this short clip that lasts less than a minute, we found it strangely mesmerizing. Watch the ball of nearly-molten nickel eating its way through the ice, as if it were some sort of ultra-powerful acid eating through glass. No wonder the thing's gone viral after being online for just one day.\nIt's part of an online collection of YouTube videos by a scientist and video producer who calls himself carsandwater. He aims to please, saying, \"With a request to place a red-hot nickel ball on a block of ice, and also to satisfy my own curiosity, I do just that.\"\nDid you like that one? Here's another by the same guy, taking an even larger white-hot nickel ball and dropping it in hot water. See what happens:\n\nFascinating.\nVideos and screen shot courtesy YouTube, Carsandwater"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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