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SciShow Explains Why We Can See Our Breath in the Cold

  • Glen TickleGlen Tickle
  • January 21, 2015

In an episode of the SciShow series Quick Questions, host Hank Green explains why we can see our breath in the cold. It has to do with the difference in dew point between the inside of the human lung and the colder air outside.

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