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| Let's see what happens when you use a blowtorch on liquid nitrogen (LN2). Surprisingly little... |
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A penny, though, is more impressive. |
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Of course, Sam and Gianpaulo had to do some work on the electronics board...
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And they got others in on the act.
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But others decided that the LN2 needed to be put through its paces.
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You've heard of burning at both ends? What about burning at one end and freezing at the other?
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Dip the flower into the LN2...
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...And make sure it's not your hand!
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We made some ice cream with LN2. Here's John mixing the initial ingredients.
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Add the LN2 to cool it down....
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And stir!
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If you add M&Ms, their color melts off and the ice cream turns an ugly color. But it still tastes good!
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This cool image is our high-voltage spark plug sparking in LN2.
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And yes, others were still working while eating the ice cream. Here, Laurent and Carole work on our new LCD display.
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Gianpaulo, meanwhile, was working on the new power board.
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And here's the results of the night. Well, the non-serious part, that is.
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