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nor that Helium had a melting point
Except we can go below absolute zero now. There is negative kelvin, and it's hotter than the absolute max as well.
Yeah when you break physics stuff gets screwy.
It is all about the tools of our times, no?Physics doesn't work like that.
In the same way that quantum entanglement doesn't mean we have FTL communication or teleportation abilities, negative temperatures are more of a quirk of the definition of temperature at a quantum scale.
Classically, negative temperatures are impossible.
All matter has 4 states (generally speaking). Solid, Liquid, Gas, and Plasma.
I can tell you've never been married.Yeah, technically negative kelvin is impossible. 0k means that atoms do not move. You can't get less moving than not moving.
I can tell you've never been married.
Physics doesn't work like that.
In the same way that quantum entanglement doesn't mean we have FTL communication or teleportation abilities, negative temperatures are more of a quirk of the definition of temperature at a quantum scale.
Classically, negative temperatures are impossible.
"Sorry, Infographics are not currently supported on your device."
No link for a desktop version.
A mobile site wasn't even helpful in my large-screen device. The people who create mobile web pages should be lined up and shot. The world really would be a better place.
Works on iPad.
The funny thing is, your iPhone 6 Plus has the same screen resolution and aspect ratio as many computer monitors (1920x1080 16:9). It also generally has more screen area dedicated to the page content. There's no good reason for that restriction.
Works fine on my desktop (Win 7, FF and IE).Only thing that I've looked at it on is my ipad 3. Does it not work on a desktop?
And yeah I hate sites designed for mobile, although that's not something I see changing. Browsing the forums, New York Times, etc looks so much better on my iPad using the regular desktop version than any mobile site or app version.
Holy shit - a living, breathing thing surviving -273C?! I had to look it up... possibly one of the weirdest creatures I've ever seen.
http://tvblogs.nationalgeographic.c...hy-the-tardigrade-is-natures-toughest-animal/
answer found - Industrial thermometers exceed 1,000C
(i am spending too much time on this - Thanks a lot, OP!)