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hahha the suns a star and the sun gives off heat but still funny. i assume most liquids and soft solids like butter and certain plastics. it all depends on the atomic structure of the element/object. most objects and substances absorb heat but i really think its about how much heat it takes to affect the object e.g causing it to change state like from solid to liquid then to gas. you heat water and it will be warm and you can boil it and it will give off steam. you want an object that absorb heat easily but not change state. perhaps a wet sponge or a dry one. try that

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