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Kelvin?

Feel free to correct me but I don't think Kelvin has negatives, it starts at the coldest temperature, or something.

Feel free to correct me but I don't think Kelvin has negatives, it starts at the coldest temperature, or something.

Kelvin has the same measure as celcius, but begins at absolute zero.

I think if you add like, 265 273 or something to any celcius, you get kelvin, might be the wrong number though.
« Last Edit: February 04, 2012, 05:51:14 PM by xxxxkill »

Kelvin has the same measure as celcius, but begins at absolute zero.

I think if you add like, 265 or something to any celcius, you get kelvin, might be the wrong number though.
Absolute zero is roughly -273oC

Also, is no such thing as degrees Kelvin, it is just Kelvin.

Absolute zero is roughly -273oC

So if you add 273 to any celcius, you get kelvin.
Thanks, Bill Nye.

My school never closes due to col.
Matter of fact, you'll just get detention for not coming.
At temperatures up to -30 degrees celcius.



Down to?
Mindforget.
Temperatures up to 243 K.
EDIT: forget that is still wrong.

Mindforget.
Temperatures up to 243 K.
EDIT: forget that is still wrong.

"As low as" would be the best way to phrase it.

>School collapses
>Still open

For my school it's like -50o