Sure

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Yes

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I thought the same but wow nope!!👍

bro's cooking at 3000 degrees kelvin💀

The guy who made this comment had a stroke

@@corngaming2195 bruh y u call him kelvin

Yes we should

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Le epic flex

All your homemade lava

Just build a nether portal with it

Me too!!

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I get it because sarcasm

@@imsorrythatimright6082 sarcasm what!!!!!! Are you replying to me

@@peterblack9854 you were serious? How was that not sarcasm? It wasn't fascinating I thought that was the joke that you were making because it wasn't LOL at all it was boring

hardened steel, would take very high temperature for a prolonged period.

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lol yeah man I'm gonna try and make me think about that too 😅 I'm going to say I love you more than anything else but you don't care about now

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In fact, such situation is logically impossible, as an immovable object cannot exist if there's an unstoppable force(since nothing will be immovable by that force). Likewise, an unstoppable force cannot coexist with an immovable object, as the very existence of it makes the force stoppable(by that object).

Brother no Magma is Different and Lava is Different,Metals can Survive Lava But they can't survive Magma,Magma fire is Hotter than regular flame.

@@akainuclapstherest5487 Lava and magma are just semantics based on whether it's reached open air or not. Functionally it's still the same material. What he had at the beginning though was pumice stone, which is what you get as volcanic ash accumulates - Pompeii was full of it.

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@@mnomadvfx Magma is the inner core It's called lave when it comes out,Magma at the core is Hotter than surface of the sun lol.

@@akainuclapstherest5487 Magma is molten rock that is beneath the earth's surface. While this includes the core, it is not limited to the core.

You've got to be very careful with them machines

same here, those things can crush metals like its nothin

Put you hand inside and it will be extra fun.

The only thing I'd use it for would be to shred paper.

So people house getting destroyed is cool? 🗿🗿🗿🗿

I know

Да, неплохая идея

Me too. Looks tasty

خنتتهتافغجح انت رائع احبك كثير وانا طفل في ثانيه في ثانيه مدرسه

omg ty :D

no I think it looks cool

idk man 😂

Many people did it and it just makes a really bad sword that shatters

Lava rock is mostly silicone. When it is already low temperature(relatively, being heated in a crucible, instead of the hell fires of Earth), and cooled fast like this, it turns into obsidian. The end product is essentially glass that has about 20-35% other mineral impurities. You could conceivably make a knife with it, and some cultures have, from found obsidian, as it is stronger than pure silicone glass. A sword might be a bit impractical as it would probably break in two, even striking flesh, just like a thin rod of stone would probably break if subjected to too much shock. The Aztecs actually had a very deadly obsidian alternative to a sword, called a macuahuitl. This is something that resembles a wooden cricket bat, with sharp obsidian bits all around the edge, like flat, miniature cleavers. I saw this weapon tested on a show on a hanging pig carcass. A strong swing could cleave about half of the way into the pig. The obsidian would get damaged and dislodged in battle, but it might be functional for a good dozen whacks, which, if there are 20,000 of you hacking away, was enough to get the job done, and then, you've still got a cricket bat. This weapon can decapitate heads and dismember limbs. It was sometimes used as an executioner's axe. The conquistador Hernan Cortes wrote an account of one being used to decapitate a horse.

Lava temperature is about 1500F, melting point of steel is about 2500F.

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