I went back and refined my idea.
If there is one block of water on top of the magma block, then water vapor will go from above.
•This can be used to start a flight on elytra.
•You can make a biome of magma caves, and on top of such a biome there will be a " hot " source that releases water vapor.
A few days ago hot (60c/140f) water vapor started to get out of the ground near an apartment building in northern Tel-Aviv. All of the buildings in the area were evacuated, but no one knows yet what's the source of it. It seems they already ruled out electrical and gas infrastructure issues. Here's a picture of the event, and an article (in Hebrew)
Do you have any ideas? Other similar events you heard about?
Water vapor is the gas state of water, so since it is a gas, an air bender should be able to bend it. But since it is also partly water, a water bender should be able to bend it. Does this make sense or no?
Pretty straightforward. Alas, I waste my time and yours writing text in this box as is required.
I've been a card holder in my state for about 2 months and I've been curious about this for a bit. I have DynaVap, Fury Edge, and Pax 3. So far the smoothest thing I've hit is probably the Fury Edge with the BB9 stem or maybe the mini bubbler.
I was thinking about getting a small water piece like a sake bottle but then I started wandering about things like the Volcano Hybrid and a whip or a bag.
So what are peoples thoughts here?
Edit: Forgot to ask, what's the smallest chamber you can vaporize well? .2 g or so?
Hello!
So I'm not an expert in this field, but my coworker made a "strong argument" that not CO2 is causing the climate to change, but water vapor in the atmosphere. His argument being that vapor heats up when under sunlight, while CO2 does not.
While I can't really believe it, it sounded very convincing while he told me. Can anyone please explain to me what he got wrong/right? Thank you!
I’ve been using a single coil rta, the serpent elevate, and I’ve been mixing my own juice with a 70/30 vg/pg ratio and 9mg. The coil is .24 ohms and I’m running it at 45 watts. The vapor just feels really watery and doesn’t have much of a throat hit at all. But if I put the same juice in my zues x rta, it’s flavorful and dense. What am I doing wrong??
Marak walked to where he assumed the manwoodys were staying. He then knocked on the door and said “Hello it is Robert Blackmont, I had an agreed dueling session with Clarrise”
I told him they will be mist
I must digress I do not mean vape juice, or normal vape. I mean dihydrogen monoxide, just regular ol steam.
I of course know that you can very well hurt yourself from steam burns but that also brings up another question, what is vape consisted of?
If I just put water alone in a vape cartridge would it still burn, or would vape pens heat water in a way that is safe for inhalation?
I have built a closed loop (re-circulating hot air) fluid bed roaster. An interesting consequence of closed loop is that water from beans displaces air in the system. I wonder if someone researched roasting in different atmospheres. What are the pro/cons of water vapor?
I roasted one test batch. Turned out ok, but the process is not optimized, so I cannot report on my findings yet.
Will water vapor in the air condense onto the surface of an ice cube just like it does onto the outside of a glass of ice water?
