Aspen Aerogel video presentation

It is the best insulator out there but it's a horrible conductor so that's why you can touch it when it's 100 degrees Celsius over a 1000 degree flame and have it not burn your finger until your finger has been touching it for a long time..

100 Cº it's the temperature of boiling water!!!

Pretty sure oxy-acetylene torches typically burn at around 3500 celsius, at least mine does. Maybe they are just lying and it's just a bunsen burner.
But it's kind of werid because they get the right temperature in degrees celsius for dry ice.

er...i think that its not celcius...or else like 100 degrees would be way to freakin hot to touch...unless you had like aerogel on your fingers...in which would just mean nothing if this is saying what it is...

Think again! A sauna is about 100 °C The air and the wooden bench where you place your naked butt. Boiling water is *also* 100 °C. Dipping your finger for a few seconds would cause severe harm. So what's the difference? Water has much higher heat capacity and heat conductivity. Placing your naked butt on the bench causes the surface to rapidly cool to the skin temperature and only slowly is is further heat transmitted. Water contains and transmits huge amounts of heat energy.

This is also the reason why cold metal feels much colder than insulating materials at the same temperature e.g. wood or fabric.

water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit and 100 degrees Celsius. 100 celsius is way to hot to touch but 100 fahrenheit is ok to touch

It is a scam. Just a fancy presentation. People have died

I think it'll take a while to warm up to 100C.

they're retarded if they think t=you can touch anything that is 100 degrees C