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for those of you who are belittling this experiment, we know how the water is vaporized. However, the reason for the excitement is to actually watch it happening. So hold all of the 'umm, duh's' and the 'yeah whatever's'. be a kid for a min and just enjoy the experiment. lol

I can't believe avolon's comments about 'duh, the water just evaporates when hot meets cold, dumbasses' Avolon, you are so dumb, you don't even have clue how dumb you are. Calling others dumb when you have it completely wrong yourself is really irritating. Water evaporates when it meets something warm not cold - stupid. In the video, the water condenses; some of it freezes into a solid and the steam which you can't see under normal conditions starts to turn into a liquid that you can see; exactly the opposite of what you said - 'dumbass.'

i like it nice and hot..

umm..duhh!! If you take something extreemely hot and add it to something realy cold, it evaportates! Dumbasses

thats cool and incredable

WOW - that is pretty amazing for someone that has never seen snow like me, 47 degrees C - Yes, Snow - never! (47 degrees C approx is 117F)

cool vid but in the end a women says omg! i didnt understand it!??

wow that was amazing

Geez you guys, give em a brake. It's not an experiment or magic trick, they are just showin it's cold out.

science should be left to scientists

man i should have done that

The thing that immediately caught my eye is the opening credits. Rich Gannon?? The former Oakland Raider quarterback?? Or just same name? Would be quite a coincidence as he is with a man with the last name "Brown" which is the maiden name of his wife Shelly, daughter of Bill "Boom Boom" Brown also of NFL fame. And the voice also sounded like Rich Gannon the quarterback. I installed DirecTV for Shelly Gannon 2 yrs ago so am very curious. Anyone know??

Damn that must be below zero or something to just freeze like that!

uhh, yeah, water kinda does that when there is a large enough temperature differential, rapid decompression, like releasing compressed air does a simlilar thing, except it condenses instead of vaporizing.

ok the water turns to steam cuz the water is so hot and its cold out its not that amazing