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packman

(16,296 posts) Sun Jun 3, 2018, 10:59 AM Jun 2018

How hot is "hot" and how cold is "cold" - The extremes of the universe

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How hot is "hot" and how cold is "cold" - The extremes of the universe (Original Post) packman Jun 2018 OP

Thank you! PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2018 #1

Nice graphic. DU Rec...nt SidDithers Jun 2018 #2

Three cheers for the indestructible water bear! ProudLib72 Jun 2018 #3

Here is how I convert Celsius to Fahrenheit easily. Multiply by 2 and add 32 Maraya1969 Jun 2018 #4

Thanks, I needed that. RandomAccess Jun 2018 #5

So I'm amused -- RandomAccess Jun 2018 #6

When the Cern collider created the temperature, why didn't it melt everything else around it? 3Hotdogs Jun 2018 #7

PoindexterOglethorpe

(25,861 posts)

1. Thank you!

Reply to packman (Original post)

Sun Jun 3, 2018, 11:10 AM

Jun 2018

That's an amazing chart.

SidDithers

(44,228 posts)

2. Nice graphic. DU Rec...nt

Reply to packman (Original post)

Sun Jun 3, 2018, 11:17 AM

Jun 2018

Sid

ProudLib72

(17,984 posts)

3. Three cheers for the indestructible water bear!

Reply to packman (Original post)

Sun Jun 3, 2018, 11:21 AM

Jun 2018

Who knew an animal could survive a tenth of a degree from absolute zero or super heated steam?

Maraya1969

(22,482 posts)

4. Here is how I convert Celsius to Fahrenheit easily. Multiply by 2 and add 32

Reply to packman (Original post)

Sun Jun 3, 2018, 11:40 AM

Jun 2018

It is fairly accurate.

RandomAccess

(5,210 posts)

5. Thanks, I needed that.

Reply to Maraya1969 (Reply #4)

Sun Jun 3, 2018, 12:36 PM

Jun 2018

Rather desperately.

When I see Celsius I go all brain-dead and flummoxed. Maybe this will stop that.

RandomAccess

(5,210 posts)

6. So I'm amused --

Reply to packman (Original post)

Sun Jun 3, 2018, 12:37 PM

Jun 2018

"Absolute hot" is a scientific term?? Cute.

3Hotdogs

(12,384 posts)

7. When the Cern collider created the temperature, why didn't it melt everything else around it?