How does something feel hot or cold ?
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Hot or cold is relative to your body temperature. Something less will feel blah, cool, or cold depending on how much less. Vice versa for hot. The 'starting point' for hot or cold can be different for each person, or even for the same person, like if you just worked out, everything will seem a little warmer for a while.
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Air is denser the lower you go on the earth, due to gravity pullin gthe air down. As you move up, there is more "room" for the air to expand. Air temp is just the measure of the net kinetic energy of the molecules of air. The faster and more there are, the hotter it is. therefore, as the air expands as it moves up into the atmosphere, it cools. On top of a mountain, there is less molecules actually hitting your skin, so it feels very cold.
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your breath is warm compared to cold temperatures
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Temperature is the degree of heat and heat is the transfer of energy from one body to another as a result of a difference in temperature or a change in phase.
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Cool/cold....if it's warm, I always feel like it's not clean, even if I just cleaned it an hour before.\nIn a perfect world, that is a fixture that would not be shared with anyone else, everyone would get their very own.
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really cold. In the cold, you can at ;east attempt to get warm with layers and bodily heat. IN the heat unless you have air con, you can NEVER get cooled down
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:}\nBeing a frozen chosen and loving happy clappers \nI'll let you know if I feel any increase in temperature
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The scientific explanation is simple enough.  It is the automaticity of stimulus response.  There are numerous other stimulus response automaticities "built into" the humanoid organism. Another specific would be the shiver mechanism that automatically kicks in (for some humans) upon exposure to a suddenly colder temperature.
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Wind chill is a theoretical value for what a person feels when wind is blowing on them at a cold temperature. It is not an actual temperature, but it is what the conditions feel like. For example, 40 degrees with no wind is tolerable with a light jacket. But, if it is 40 degrees and a 20 mph wind is blowing, it feels more like 30 degrees. \nHeat index is another theoretical value for what a person feels when it is humid or dry at a warm temperature. For example, if it is 90 degrees and is about 40% humidity, it will feel like 90 degrees. But if the humidity is 80%, it will feel like 95. It also works the other way. If the humidity is 10%, it will feel like 87 because it's so dry. When it's dry, sweat evaporates almost instantly off your skin, making you feel cooler. When it's humid, the sweat can't evaporate very easily, making it feel warmer. With wind chill, there is a layer of air insulating your skin from the cold. When wind blows, it disturbs the layer and makes you feel colder.
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You get a chill - sometimes even goosebumps.... This is your body's reaction to the sudden loss of heat from "dispensing" a large amount of heated liquid from your body!
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When cold air hits your face or other exposed skin it can feel as if it is biting or nipping at you.\nNipply on the other hand is something quite different. :)
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That is how your body reacts to hot foods. There is no great explanation, but it is how your body reacts.
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Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide.  The temperature at the surface (where it is sublimating back into gas) is -79 degrees Celsius (about -109 degrees Fahrenheit).\n\nSo yeah, it's really really cold, and if you touch it for too long the tissue damage it creates feels almost exactly like a burn.
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Cold. It's easier for me to get warmer in cold weather than it is to get cool in hot weather. I can't stand hot days.
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human's body temperature is 37 degrees celsius. below it you feel cold and above it you feel hot. Usually if you're above 37 you have a fever, but they asked if you have a fever then why you chill. Simply because the inner body temperature is above 37 and the outside body temperaute (which is usually the skin)below the inner body heat. So that's the reason why we chill.
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Cold - definitely cold. Heat will increase the swelling, which will increase the pressure, which will increase the pain.
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Hot and cold is a sense of touch. But you're right there are 6, These senses are described in the dictionar as:::\n\n   1.\n         1. Any of the faculties by which stimuli from outside or inside the body are received and felt, as the faculties of hearing, sight, smell, touch, taste, and equilibrium.\n         2. A perception or feeling produced by a stimulus; sensation: a sense of fatigue and hunger.\n   \n2. senses The faculties of sensation as means of providing physical gratification and pleasure.\n   \n3.\n         1. An intuitive or acquired perception or ability to estimate: a sense of diplomatic timing.\n         2. A capacity to appreciate or understand: a keen sense of humor.\n         3. A vague feeling or presentiment: a sense of impending doom.\n         4. Recognition or perception either through the senses or through the intellect; consciousness: has no sense of shame.\n  \n 4.\n         1. Natural understanding or intelligence, especially in practical matters: The boy had sense and knew just what to do when he got lost.\n         2. The normal ability to think or reason soundly. Often used in the plural: Have you taken leave of your senses?\n         3. Something sound or reasonable: There's no sense in waiting three hours.\n   \n5.\n         1. A meaning that is conveyed, as in speech or writing; signification: The sense of the novel is the inevitability of human tragedy.\n         2. One of the meanings of a word or phrase: The word set has many senses. See Synonyms at meaning.\n  \n6.\n         1. Judgment; consensus: sounding out the sense of the electorate on capital punishment.\n         2. Intellectual interpretation, as of the significance of an event or the conclusions reached by a group: I came away from the meeting with the sense that we had resolved all outstanding issues.