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New hot ice melts steel
French scientists have discovered a new type of extremely hot and dense ice that can melt steel. This was achieved during experiments in which samples were subjected to pressures reaching two million times that of Earth's atmosphere and temperatures approaching 1970 degrees Celsius. This ice is called "Hexagonal Compact Ice," where oxygen atoms form a stable crystalline network while hydrogen atoms move freely, making it conductive to electricity. It is believed that this type of ice may exist deep within the planets Uranus and Neptune, possibly explaining the mystery of their magnetic fields. This discovery prompts scientists to conduct further studies to better understand its mechanical and electrical properties.
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