Sounds impossible, but it’s real.

It’s called the Mpemba Effect, and science is still trying to fully explain it 👇

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🌡️ What is the Mpemba Effect?

Under certain conditions, hot water can freeze faster than cold water.

This was first observed by a Tanzanian student, Erasto Mpemba, in the 1960s — and it blew physicists’ minds.

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🧪 Possible reasons include:

Faster evaporation → less water to freeze

Convection currents that distribute heat more evenly

Changes in molecular structure due to heating

Supercooling differences

But here’s the twist — there’s no single proven explanation yet.

It still puzzles scientists today.

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🧠 Bonus:

Even Aristotle and Descartes mentioned this effect thousands of years ago…

but no one believed it until modern experiments confirmed it.

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So next time someone says science is boring, tell them:

Sometimes hot things freeze faster tha

n cold. And we’re still not sure why. 🤯

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