When a cars windows are coated in frost, there is this weird phenomenon where you can place your hand on the opposite side (side without frost), leave it for a few seconds, and when you take your hand away you can slowly watch the ice melt. It’s hard to explain, but I hope someone knows what I’m talking about. I used to think it was something to do with the sunlight reflecting off my palm, but I was doing it last night
In: 0
Your body is a highly efficient oven, keeping you warm. When you put your hand on the glass, the hand warms up the glass a bit which in turn warms the ice up. This can be enough for the ice to melt.
Latest Answers