Kelvin - Sixty Symbols

The Kelvin temperature scale is linked to the concept of absolute zero. More physics at http://www.sixtysymbols.com/

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Science & Technology

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• kelvin
• temperature
• celsius

[HWGuyEG]

Celsius is the everyday, Kelvin is the scientific, and Fahrenheit is wrong. ;)

[noblessus]

I hope I live long enough to see the day when America officially switches to the Celsius system and the metric system.

[RasmusLastname]

Fucking magnets, how do they work?

[TheRareCode]

@noblessus Me too haha and i live in america. I'd rather be in base 10 anyway haha

[HumanChemistry101]

The photo at 1:46 is Joseph Black, not Daniel Fahrenheit. Please add fix video.

[Minifig666]

@HWGuyEG Then there's the Rankine, Romer, and Réaumur, Newton ans Delisle scales... Where do they come? :)

[BuickDoc]

@flybyproxy I am sorry to hear that you are so limited. Perhaps you are also obsessive-compulsive? I, personally, am tri-lingual in F, C, and K. I also speak inches, feet, cm, and meters, and a bit of 'stone'. I do hope you get some help with your problem.

I guess that I daily violate the 'social norms'.

With kindest regards....

[allthelittlething]

@HWGuyEG Fahrenheit is the mesurment of tempreture using mecurys freezing point

[EvilWeavaloid]

My name is Kelvin :D

[simplicjusz]

Correct me if I am wrong but I think the Celsius scale was originally a reverse of what we nowadays consider it to be. Not sure how it went but I reckon the boiling point of water was originally set to 0.

[tekproxy]

"Potassium, the evil element."

[MrNoemise]

@flybyproxy Well, if all You want to do is convey the weather, or cook meals, or regulate pool/bath/home temperature, They both are accurate enough for such things.