SharonL said:O.k. Squid, this question was in my son's Nick magazine but I was to see if you know the answer.
If the body's normal temperature is 98.6 why do we feel hot when we are in that temperature outside?
LiveSquid said:98.6 is your inner temperature (core temp). Your skin is at room temperature. When your skin goes above that, it feels warm. Youll notice that its not your lungs or your spleen or your pancreas that feels the warmth, its just your skin.
Am I right?
LiveSquid said:Well, thats not what I learned in school, but it makes sense. Except that until the air is 98 it should accept the heat as it tries to equalize. Oh well. Do I trust Nickelodeon for my scientific research needs? Not really.
Dear Mr. Squid, is that too a rhetorical question or is there someone who should be answering that question?LiveSquid said:No one. Its what we intellectual types call a rhetorical question. But being one of us, shouldnt you know that? IMPOSTER! INTERLOPER! Where is the REAL Precocious?!
SharonL said:Well that's my level of scientific study so that's what I read.