Open this week’s Wonder Jar question: Why does metal feel colder than wood when both have been in the same room?
THIS WEEK’S WONDER
Why does metal feel colder than wood when both have been in the same room?
Cold can be a speed, not just a number: metal borrows warmth from your hand faster than wood can.
SOURCE REVIEWED • UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS PHYSICS VAN
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