negative 605 degrees farenheit

[HybridSquirrel]

http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/6484/negative605.jpg

i guess everything outside is frozen....and 2012 came early...

edit: it seems the windchill is actually warming it up to -35...must be a solar flare

 

[FoBoT]

i heard it was cold out there

but they do have a disclaimer on there also

 

[Demon-Xanth]

Wow, -81K. Impressive!

 

[Unmoosical]

Looks like you'll want to stay in the wind.

 

[dainthomas]

Time for a tasty hydrogen popsicle!

 

[destrekor]

:biggrin:

i take it we'll all lagging behind Denver for the end of the world eh?
I wonder when we'll catch up...

 

[HybridSquirrel]

:biggrin:

i take it we'll all lagging behind Denver for the end of the world eh?
I wonder when we'll catch up...

hopefully soon...getting kinda lonely =[

 

[oogabooga]

Looks like you'll want to stay in the wind.

it's a balmy -34 there

 

[OILFIELDTRASH]

Man typos are the funniest ever. Ha ha. Ha.

 

[HybridSquirrel]

the temperature keeps dropping! hahah

www.9news.com

 

[Paperdoc]

Truly impressive. The coldest possible temperature (NO energy content) is "Absolute Zero" of -273.15 C or -459.7 F.

 

[vshah]

that's cold!

 

[dullard]

I don't see -605° as a problem. Since they don't specify the units, it very well may be -605° in Denver. True, it wouldn't be in any of the common units. But -605°H may very well be possible. °H refers to degrees of Hybrid Squirrel where -605°H is a cold day in Denver and 42°H is the boiling point of water (we want to use water for this to be a reasonable scale according to ATOT).

 

[DrPizza]

Truly impressive. The coldest possible temperature (NO energy content) is "Absolute Zero" of -273.15 C or -459.7 F.

True, but negative temperatures (temperatures below absolute zero) *are* possible:
http://cryo.gsfc.nasa.gov/introduction/neg_Kelvin.html

 

[El Guaraguao]

And here I am sweating my ass off in 86 degrees temp.


no srly, I blame global warming.

 

[HybridSquirrel]

I don't see -605° as a problem. Since they don't specify the units, it very well may be -605° in Denver. True, it wouldn't be in any of the common units. But -605°H may very well be possible. °H refers to degrees of Hybrid Squirrel where -605°H is a cold day in Denver and 42°H is the boiling point of water (we want to use water for this to be a reasonable scale according to ATOT).

i have my own measurement of temperature? nice....


that negative kelvin article was pretty interesting.