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How would you explain the Body being Watercooled?

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So like we have our onw reservoir and if it gets empty we get dehydrated.

Are body has its own tubing, water being circulated all over the body.

The heart is the pump.

Our skin is the radiator. And out sweat then is cooled of by air?

This seems like a very complicated setup.

I literally just thought of this rite now.

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are you high ? 

 

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no I'm not high look at my profile, but you can kinda say the body is a type of Watercooled setup.
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This seems like a very complicated setup.

most things about the human body are very complicated. 

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Its not watercooling in the classical but rather we use evaporative cooling

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no I'm not high look at my profile, but you can kinda say the body is a type of Watercooled setup.

 

 

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If by water you mean blood, then yes. When the body heats up blood will rush to the skin so it can cool off and then recirculate. That's why people turn red when they are very hot.

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So basically we would have to get a heart transplant.

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More like an evaporative system....

And the heart carries blood around our bodies, not our water....

There are sweat glands that output sweat onto our skin.... you kinda got that right...

reservoir I guess is on point.....

Complicated, yes.

 

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id like to think of it as our respiratory system

 

the stuff in the parentheses are parts in a watercooling loop and the stuff outside are parts of a human body

 

heart (pump res combo) circulates blood (coolant)

lungs (radiator) is where CO2 (heat) is released and Oxygen (cool air) is absorbed

blood vessels (tubing) carry blood (coolant) around

other organs (waterblocks) release CO2 (heat) into the blood (coolant)

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I have no cooling, I'm too hot

 

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That's not quite how it works, but you get a B- for effort.

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Here's a twist, and bear with me, 

YOU ARE THE TURNIP KID!

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Its not watercooling in the classical but rather we use evaporative cooling

 

Phase change cooling.

 

So peltier I guess.

Someone told Luke and Linus at CES 2017 to "Unban the legend known as Jerakl" and that's about all I've got going for me. (It didn't work)

 

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I would suggest going to your library and getting an Anatomy & Physiology book, but if you don't have access to that you can do a general search on Google.

 

I'm sure there are video's on Youtube as well that are very detailed. 

 

Talk to your science (biology) teacher while you're at school, as most of them will be more than willing to help you. 

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Perspiration provides a cooling effect when air rushes across the epidermis.

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