So reaching the melting or boiling point is the Harlem Shake?
this post was submitted on 22 Sep 2024
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I'll never not laugh at the dude falling out of the window
Eh, he's used to that.
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For any confused Americans reading this, a temperature of 0C is equivalent to 27 and 3/4 Gesamtkunstwerks.
The more under pressure they are, the sooner they lose it...
Ah, simpler times. Why do I wanna play Pokemon Go now?
You just described my kids.
isn't melting point not exactly 0 celsius because celsius is based on triple point and absolute zero? otherwise celsius scale would depend on pressure
thought that was kelvin