Arcing, since metal does not allow internal electrical fields. Iron is ferromagnetic, and does absorb some microwave radiation. The arcs in the adjacent wood ignite it.
Arcing, since metal does not allow internal electrical fields. Iron is ferromagnetic, and does absorb some microwave radiation. The arcs in the adjacent wood ignite it.
Arcing, since metal does not allow internal electrical fields. Iron is ferromagnetic, and does absorb some microwave radiation. The arcs in the adjacent wood ignite it.
So what about the trees standing next to the melted car?
I reckon they were made of wood...
Put some dry wood and a piece of steel-belted radial in a microwave. Let me know what happen. (I don't really want to try this myself.)
The microwave being the key piece here.