How does the speed of an object increase its heat? For example how fast do I need to throw a water bottle for it to boil in the air?

Question

So as stated above, how fast would I need to throw a water bottle (let’s say 20oz.) for it to start boiling, and why does it/ will it even boil?

In: Physics

Answer 1

Speed doesn’t increase the heat of the object. Other factors like acceleration, friction on whatever that object is traveling through, deceleration, etc. would increase the heat however and given a sufficient amount of any of that it could reach very high temperatures. Think of an object entering earth’s atmosphere.