Could I fry an egg on a light bulb?

Question

Just wondering

Answer 1

No,because I'd already tried.I brunt myself also.Please don't try it.

Answer 2

yes you can.
If you use a halogen light. They get very hot.

Pay attention to color temperature. Fluorescent lights are sort
of greenish. Common incandescent lighting is reddish (about 2000
degrees K color temperature). Quartz halogen TV lights are also
reddish (3200 degrees K). Outdoor light is usually bluish, (about
5400 degrees K) except during sunrise and sunset. People's skin looks
strange when illuminated by more than one type of light. The bluish
light from a window could make one side of the talent's face look
pallid and ghost-like, while indoor lighting may make the other side
of the face look red and sunburned. To balance your colors, try to
use only one type of light in the scene. If shooting outdoors or next
to a window, and you wish to "fill" the dark side of an image with
incandescent light, place a 1/4 or 1/2 blue color correction gel over
the light to reduce its redness. Thus bluish light will be coming
from both sides and you can color balance your camera to make the
flesh tones look correct everywhere.

Answer 3

Nope, it has to hot enough, but a light bulb isn't going to get THAT hot, it may fry it half way though...

Answer 4

YES ON THE SIDEWALK TOO

Answer 5

Probably, but how would you turn it?

Answer 6

your call

Answer 7

if it was hot ...maybe...but yuk, do not eat it lol.

Answer 8

uhh lemme see........... NO!

Answer 9

try it please and tell us