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(15,472 posts)NYC_SKP
(68,644 posts)I have a couple commercial solar ovens (Sunovens) and several cheap ones (Sun Spot) and both can bake cookies in 30 minutes or less.
I've done pork loin and chicken and chili and dozens of cookies, and cookies as far north as Eureka (you just need sun).
This guy would have done better to just set the pan down and walk away, return in 15 minutes.
If he'd have covered it with glass, the egg would have cooked even sooner.
You can totally fry eggs in the sun!
yuiyoshida
(41,831 posts)car has been running a good half hour.
Downwinder
(12,869 posts)that put on demonstrations frying eggs on sun heated rocks.
yuiyoshida
(41,831 posts)AtomicKitten
(46,585 posts)many, many years ago. It was December, 100-degrees and pleasantly dry heat. We went sightseeing, saw Scotty's Castle and all the weird topographical oddities the terrain offers. We just pulled over and camped, no one bothered us. Very cool memory ... thanks for posting!
ffr
(22,668 posts)I'll let everyone know when we have a morning low temperature that falls below the average morning low. Hasn't happened this year I don't think. Today it's 7 degrees above normal which is rather surprising. It's been in the 11 to 15 degree range a couple days ago.
And while we humans debate weather or not this or that is real, the birds and the bees are moving to higher latitudes and elevations to escape the heat. They know what's going on.
greiner3
(5,214 posts)But if he was really doing a scientific experiment, he would have measured the heat of the pan, have two pans and changed the experiment in one specific way to determine if his hypothesis was correct (can an egg fry in the heat of the day), used some sort of aid (glass or reflectors as mentioned down stream), come back at later and later intervals and not just the 5 or so minutes he mentions, etc...
Just sayin'.