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Coke and Lava Nikon D800 and Gopro

Freshly erupted lava can range from 700-1200 °C (1,300-2,200 °F). According to the manufacturers, Coca-Cola is best served at 4 °C (40 °F).
Photographer Bryan Lowry wondered (as so many of us do): “What would happen if a can of Coke crossed paths with molten lava?” He decided to stage an experiment on a volcano in Hawaii. One can had a small hole punctured in the top too prevent the aluminum can from exploding. The second can was left perfectly sealed. Lowry used a GoPro to capture the video and was not in any personal danger.
How do you think the cans will fare against the lava?
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NASA at 1985 !

He dropped his bag on the floor

His thin dark face was
excited. "Do you mean to say that you've had one of them?"
I was interested. "They've been going about, then?"
"Yes. For some time."

It was nasty.

Someone resented our coming here--someone
resented Joanna's bright young sophisticated beauty--someone
wanted to hurt. To take it with a laugh was perhaps the best
way--but deep down it wasn't funny.