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Using a composite surfboard made from various materials with very high thermal conductivity (maybe some form of AreoGel composite), surf on a volcano's lava flow.
For the ultimate surfing experience. (Heat resistant wet suit needed!).
they've already made a game of this!
http://www.google.c...%3D2%26tbs%3Disch:1
[xandram, Jun 09 2010]
Does Anything Eat Wasps?: And 101 Other Questions.
http://www.amazon.c...d=1276121855&sr=1-1
No bathroom should be without a copy. [8th of 7, Jun 09 2010]
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Or, better yet, perhaps materials with a very low thermal
conductivity? |
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Heat radiating from the molten rock would cook you in
seconds. Of course, you would already be dead from being
hit by pyroclastic flow, so that wouldn't bother you all that
much. Not my fishbone. |
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This is discussed at length in the New Scientist book, "Does anything eat wasps". |
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Too bad the space-shuttle tiles are so brittle. |
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