We live in a dynamic world full of unfolding events. Representing and predicting changes in objects is a fundamental challenge for the human mind. For instance, when playing catch, we not only encode the ball’s current location but also predict where it will go next. People misremember objects as being displaced forward in time along their moving trajectories, a phenomenon called Representational Momentum. Objects also change in other ways, for instance, when an ice cube melts, it transforms into a puddle of water. In such state changes, many essential qualities of the object transform. This demonstration aims to show the replication of Hafri et al’s (2022) work to explore whether Representational Momentum effects extend to changes of state.