When superheated steel is rapidly submerged in cold water, the extreme temperature difference causes immediate and violent steam generation, creating explosive bubbling and a rapid cooling effect.
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This giant piece of glowing red hot steel gets lowered into cold water, creating explosive steam, violent bubbling, and an unsanely satisfying cooling effect. The sound alone makes this impossible to skip.
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