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Can thermal imaging detect water in the house

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mckeever1000 | 19:36 Tue 27th Apr 2010 | Science
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not if the water is at the same temperature as everything else
21:46 Tue 27th Apr 2010
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For the water to be the same temperature as everything else in a real world situation you'd have to be in a house made out of water, in which case a thermal camera is way over the top! :p
01:53 Sat 01st May 2010
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