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Temperature is measured differently depending on the field of study. Metallurgical and material engineers use Kelvin, while meteorologists use Celsius. This is an important distinction between metallurgy and meteorology.

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The Kelvin scale is a unit of temperature measurement developed by the Scottish physicist Kelvin in 1848. It is measured in degrees, with 0 degrees being the coldest temperature possible (absolute zero), 273.15 degrees being the freezing point of water, and 373.15 degrees being the boiling point of water.

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Degrees Celsius above absolute zero means the temperature is higher than the coldest temperature possible, which is absolute zero.

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The protagonist of Solaris is a scientist who is a romantic at heart and is unable to forget the love of his life.

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The bidet has a test that measures how cold the room is. The temperature is so cold that nothing in the world can stay solid at this temperature.

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(see: kelvin mateus de oliveira)

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When 4 minutes and 33 seconds is converted to seconds, it equals 273. This temperature is equal to -273 degrees Celsius and 0 degrees Kelvin. This temperature is known as absolute zero, which is the temperature at which energy is thought to be completely destroyed.

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Celsius says that 273 degrees is very cold.

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