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  • A AspDotNetDev

    Fahrenheit Celsius Kelvin The proliferations of different systems to measure temperature is enough to make one swear. If only there were a _U_niversal temperature measurement, we'd be all the better for it. ;)

    Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut!

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    Was Rankine not good enough to get a mention? Don't think I have actually ever come across it other than in study.

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    • A AspDotNetDev

      Fahrenheit Celsius Kelvin The proliferations of different systems to measure temperature is enough to make one swear. If only there were a _U_niversal temperature measurement, we'd be all the better for it. ;)

      Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut!

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      Ravi Bhavnani
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      Celcius and Kelvin are essentially the same, apart from the absolute zero offset. /ravi

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      • R Ravi Bhavnani

        Celcius and Kelvin are essentially the same, apart from the absolute zero offset. /ravi

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        Paul M Watt
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        Ravi Bhavnani wrote:

        absolute zero

        Speaking of which, did you hear about the guy who was frozen to absolute zero? He's _0_K now. BTW, great signature.

        To know and not do, is not yet to know

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          Ravi Bhavnani wrote:

          absolute zero

          Speaking of which, did you hear about the guy who was frozen to absolute zero? He's _0_K now. BTW, great signature.

          To know and not do, is not yet to know

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          Ravi Bhavnani
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          Where's that "Vote 1000,000 button" when you need it? :) /ravi

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          • A AspDotNetDev

            Fahrenheit Celsius Kelvin The proliferations of different systems to measure temperature is enough to make one swear. If only there were a _U_niversal temperature measurement, we'd be all the better for it. ;)

            Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut!

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            LloydA111
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            I vote for Kelvin to be the universal one, just makes sense for 0 to be absolute zero.

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            • A AspDotNetDev

              Fahrenheit Celsius Kelvin The proliferations of different systems to measure temperature is enough to make one swear. If only there were a _U_niversal temperature measurement, we'd be all the better for it. ;)

              Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut!

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              Lost User
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              you forgot Undercooked

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              • L LloydA111

                I vote for Kelvin to be the universal one, just makes sense for 0 to be absolute zero.

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                   |\_/|(\_)|\\\\  \_|\_o\_LII|\_
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                And what about when you go below that? http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-01/04/quantum-gas-below-absolute-zero[^]

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                • D DaveAuld

                  Was Rankine not good enough to get a mention? Don't think I have actually ever come across it other than in study.

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                  AspDotNetDev
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                  FCKR. Happy now?

                  Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut!

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                  • A AspDotNetDev

                    Fahrenheit Celsius Kelvin The proliferations of different systems to measure temperature is enough to make one swear. If only there were a _U_niversal temperature measurement, we'd be all the better for it. ;)

                    Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut!

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                    Mike Hankey
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                    How about Newton? FCKN hot and humid here!

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                    • Mike HankeyM Mike Hankey

                      How about Newton? FCKN hot and humid here!

                      VS2010/Atmel Studio 6.1 ToDo Manager Extension Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.

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                      AspDotNetDev
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                      Now you're just trying to force it.

                      Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut!

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                      • A AspDotNetDev

                        Now you're just trying to force it.

                        Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut!

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                        Mike Hankey
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                        Not so much force as gently nudge? :)

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                        • D DaveAuld

                          And what about when you go below that? http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-01/04/quantum-gas-below-absolute-zero[^]

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                          Brisingr Aerowing
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                          That's cool, isn't it?

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                            And what about when you go below that? http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-01/04/quantum-gas-below-absolute-zero[^]

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                            AlphaDeltaTheta
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                            As per molecular physics, molecular motion ceases at -273.15 C i.e 0 K. So it is impossible to attain low temperatures. After all, temperature itself is a relative measure of heat energy produced due to molecular motion. But 0K is near impossible to achieve (there is a satellite of Neptune that lies in 1 Kelvin though). :laugh:

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                            • A AspDotNetDev

                              Fahrenheit Celsius Kelvin The proliferations of different systems to measure temperature is enough to make one swear. If only there were a _U_niversal temperature measurement, we'd be all the better for it. ;)

                              Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut!

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                              Guirec
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                              :thumbsup: +5

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                              • A AspDotNetDev

                                Fahrenheit Celsius Kelvin The proliferations of different systems to measure temperature is enough to make one swear. If only there were a _U_niversal temperature measurement, we'd be all the better for it. ;)

                                Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut!

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                                Mark_Wallace
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                                I've always thought that centigrade (snootily renamed Celsius by a bunch of pr1cks, a few years ago, who ignored the fact that Celsius named it centigrade) was the most fun. A system based on the change-of-state points of one of millions of different molecular structures at a particular air pressure appeals to me. I think we should introduce a new one, with zero as the point at which bananas freeze at 1127 feet on a cloudy day, and 139 as the point at which bananas go soft if you deep fry them in a particular brand of olive oil in a bathysphere 300 feet below sea level.

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                                • Mike HankeyM Mike Hankey

                                  How about Newton? FCKN hot and humid here!

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                                  Mike Hankey wrote:

                                  How about Newton?

                                  So hot that the apples are dropping from the trees?

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                                  • M Mark_Wallace

                                    I've always thought that centigrade (snootily renamed Celsius by a bunch of pr1cks, a few years ago, who ignored the fact that Celsius named it centigrade) was the most fun. A system based on the change-of-state points of one of millions of different molecular structures at a particular air pressure appeals to me. I think we should introduce a new one, with zero as the point at which bananas freeze at 1127 feet on a cloudy day, and 139 as the point at which bananas go soft if you deep fry them in a particular brand of olive oil in a bathysphere 300 feet below sea level.

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                                    Jorgen Andersson
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                                    Mark_Wallace wrote:

                                    Celsius named it centigrade

                                    He didn't name it at all, it's from the French translation of his papers.

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                                    • A AspDotNetDev

                                      Fahrenheit Celsius Kelvin The proliferations of different systems to measure temperature is enough to make one swear. If only there were a _U_niversal temperature measurement, we'd be all the better for it. ;)

                                      Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut!

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                                      Lost User
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                                      AspDotNetDev wrote:

                                      If only there were a _U_niversal temperature measurement

                                      Even better, there are three. :laugh:

                                      Use the best guess

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                                      • J Jorgen Andersson

                                        Mark_Wallace wrote:

                                        Celsius named it centigrade

                                        He didn't name it at all, it's from the French translation of his papers.

                                        Be excellent to each other. And... PARTY ON, DUDES! Abraham Lincoln

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                                        Mark_Wallace
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                                        Celsius published his work in Latin (as just about all European scientists did at that time), so didn't need anyone translating his Latin term into French and then back into Latin for him. Centigrate (lat) = hundred steps (eng) All That's what he called it, in Latin.

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                                        • A AspDotNetDev

                                          Fahrenheit Celsius Kelvin The proliferations of different systems to measure temperature is enough to make one swear. If only there were a _U_niversal temperature measurement, we'd be all the better for it. ;)

                                          Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut!

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                                          CPallini
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                                          AspDotNetDev wrote:

                                          If only there were a _U_niversal temperature measurement, we'd be all the better for it.

                                          We have it, and is OK.

                                          Veni, vidi, vici.

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