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 burkinaboy rated 10 months ago-
For many of us, the hottest thing we could think of might be the core of the sun. But broiling as it is at roughly 1017 degrees, it's a full 15 orders of magnitude colder than the current highest temperature that physicists propose.
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- Deylen rated 10 days ago
- Interesting theories about the Plank temperature (theoretical highest temperature possible)
- javamanjoe rated 7 months ago
- ABOSUTE HOT. From this site. For many of us, the hottest thing we could think of might be the core of the sun. But broiling as it is at roughly 107 degrees, it's a full 25 orders of magnitude colder than the current highest temperature that physicists propose. CooL, err I mean hot! javamanjoe.
- voiceofgod32 rated 4 months ago
- What is ABOSUTE HOT or in other words the opposite of ABOSUTE COLD?
- fredf1948 rated 7 months ago
- I-ve always loved nova its very educational and think they have the best programs
- myschief1 rated 6 months ago
- That's hot!
- itw rated 8 months ago
- Awesome thinking on the extreme hottest temperature.
- bkubes rated 9 months ago
- I have pondered this question a few times myself.
- mihiru rated 9 months ago
- heh...
- Fjool rated 9 months ago
- Absolute Hot
For many of us, the hottest thing we could think of might be the core of the sun. But broiling as it is at roughly 10^7 degrees, it's a full 25 orders of magnitude colder than the current highest temperature that physicists propose.
- quash rated 9 months ago
- From the page: "As you might have guessed, by this point the physicists had lost meâ€"if not at the very beginning. I was way out of my comfort zone."
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