Rather have Shiva, though i heard she can be a bit cold at times.
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But isn't it the same as when you just exhale in cold air?
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YouTube description says "even when it's not cold out", dunno how many degrees it is in my room, but i guess 18- 20c maybe, not that cold. I have 0 clues about Chemistry, science etc etc.
Maybe someone here with more knowledge about it.
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I think dew point requires a cooler surface to function. Such as grass, or your body. Relative humidity and temp (along with air pressure) dont need a surface?
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Well, cooling on the surface is not any different than cooling from the surrounding air, is it? In first casr you got a dew on the surface, in tha latter - fog.
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I could be wrong, dew point is a gas turning to liquid on a solid due to temperature. Gas condensate on gas? Havent thought about that. Has how rain forms been really proven beyond a doubt?
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I don't know about the rain, but that's what wiki article I linked above says about condensation:
At temperatures below the dew point, the rate of condensation will be greater than that of evaporation, forming more liquid water. The condensed water is called dew when it forms on a solid surface, or frost if it freezes. The condensed water is called either fog or a cloud, depending on its altitude, when it forms in the air.
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I think it was vaporized liquid, aren't clouds in the sky based on the same effect?
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Which can be totally possible with tea? First time i had it happen, and it wasn't really that hot anymore.
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I'm not a scientist but you could try to reproduce the effect. Just make sure to have the same conditions and plenty of tea. :D
or click on the image
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I must have had boatloads of tea in my life, drink alot of glasses a day, i even made another cup after it, but it didn't happen again, but as the girl in the clip is doing the thing with her tongue, maybe i did something too like holding the tea in my mouth a bit (too long) i dunno, the upper side of my mouth also felt a bit weird, almost a bit like it was a bit burned, or maybe i am just getting crazy.
But hey if it's true that some people self-combust, maybe some self-smoke or something, i dunno. :p
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Ah I see you are a tea professional.
Nah Lugum, you ain't crazy. ;) It's simply an effect you've stumbled upon that were so subtle before that you didn't even notice or pay attention to.
I've heard and read about stories of self-combustion and as far as I know it's not an esoteric thing. Just relax and enjoy your precious tea. Though it doesn't hurt to keep an extinguisher in range. :D
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That's cool! Gonna disguise this as a magic trick and show my kids later ;) Thanks for sharing!
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show me how to blow a cloud out of my ass and ill be impressed.
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I can show you videos but they aren't suited to be posted here.
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It's fascinating what kind of stuff people are opening threads about. Carry on!
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I was drinking my cup of tea like i usually do, but it seemed some smoke/cloud was coming out my mouth/nose, but my glasses were a bit smudged so i thought sure, and put my tea glass to the side of me, which by that time was empty, so nothing came from the glass, and it happened again.
Apparently you can actually make it possible with https://youtu.be/68A_Azsqqg4?t=67 , it's not how i did it but maybe i triggered something similar, still curious why i had it happen twice, or maybe i was just possessed or something (maybe watching too many Ghost Adventures). :x Still freaked me out.
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