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Experimental Procedure: Next, of course, we had to get the Peeps cold. Now, we could have placed them in a refrigerator for a while, but we didn't feel like waiting. |
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So, we filled a bucket with liquid nitrogen (what else?) and dropped the Peep in. |
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The Peep was submerged in the -210 C nitrogen for about 60 seconds. |
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Upon removal, gentle pressure was applied... |
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...and the results evaluated. |
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Conclusion:
Taken together these data explain the previous observation that peeps are rarely found in polar regions (Falcon, Zimring 1994 submitted for publication*). The presence of peeps in such an environment would clearly lead to disastrous results as illustrated above.
