Nia places a hot mug of tea on a wooden table. Kiran is sitting across from her at the same table. Without touching the mug, what will Kiran feel as time passes?
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As time passes, Kiran won't physically feel any direct change due to Nia's hot mug of tea because there is distance between Kiran and the mug, and the heat from the mug is not likely to significantly warm the air between them. Kiran may observe steam rising from the mug or potentially notice a warm aroma, depending on the type of tea, but unless Kiran is very close to the mug or in a very small, enclosed space, the actual sensation of warmth on her skin would not be noticeable. Heat dissipates quickly into the surrounding air, and it does not travel effectively over such distances to cause a perceptible change in temperature for Kiran.