I noticed this whilst camping and was sitting on my hands to warm them up. I see the smut potential of this post but it is a genuine question I would interested in getting an answer to.
i guess its a reality check - hey this is warm i must be cold . i get it when i get into bed after a night shift -- oooh Lou's warm on he dqwnside she says " christ -your cold !" :
Its heat transfer as the warm part of you touches a cold part heat starts to transfer to the cold part your body notices the drop in temperature of the warm part and increases blood flow to the outer layers of your skin to try and maintain your temperature
Neptune's moon Triton has a surface temperature of −235 °C Uranus is a little warmer at -215.0 °C - which is a relief
Is this why when you jump into some really cold water you are at risk of having a heart attack as all your blood rushes to every extremity? I know this as I once went white water rafting in Scotland in January - I wouldn't recommend it.
Neptune's moon Triton has a surface temperature of −235 °C Uranus is a little warmer at -215.0 °C - which is a relief i really did lol - brill
wow that was a lot of science in one thread - you lost me part way through i was going to recommend mittens bek