Soap Bubble Freezing at -40 Celsius

Why the hell were you thumbed down? You're absolutely right

a bunch of retards. as soon as you say that people thumbed him up.

That was probably because #1 said the same

Indeed. However, Celsius is far superior in every way, shape and form so people should start using it cross the board.

pic related. it's anders celsius..

Why not use Kelvin? That is a good way to measure shit. (jk though Celsius is fine...)

What if he meant -40 Kelvin? Then there'd be a whole different point of the content

-40 degrees Kelvin doesn't exist

I believe that's the point... I believe

there is no point in measuring temperature below 0 K because the net kinetic energy is so low its essentially like the particles aren't moving all or it is inadmissible

That makes no sense whatsoever. 0K means the molecules are perfectly still. The molecules can't go any slower than complete stillness, so negative Kelvin can't exist.

of course it doesnt make sense to you, you dont have any kind of actual scientific formation
your definition of temperature is still how fast the particles are moving, that compared with the actual meaning of temperature, is in the same level than saying that something is hot is when you put your finger inside and get burned
ah, time to leave funnyjunk, too many obnoxious kids who like to talk too much about things they know too little about

I just graduated with a Bachelor's in Cellular Biology and a minor in Public Health. I was also just accepted into Pharmacy school, so I think I would know my physics and my chemistry. Temperature is a measure of the amount of energy a substance has, measured by the movement of particles.

Oh, and fuck you for deleting your account for fear of being wrong. Pussy.

> -40 kelvin

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My face when SCIENCE!

Kelvin can't be negative bro

What if it was measured in Delisle?

It might've been -40 Kelvin though. Y'know, due to the windchill factor.

0 degrees Kelvin is absolute zero. There is no negative on the Kelvin scale.

Didn't someone create a gas that goes below absolute zero, effectively creating a 'negative' Kelvin?

Im not an expert but i doubt it

Everything needs energy to exist, if you have something at zero kelvin it ceases to exist. So to be below Kelvin, i would find that rather extraodinary. Although if you found a source i'd be interested in reading it

Not exactly sure how they did it, but I think it was an imaginary temperature. Like, they were able to induce an electron to leave its place within a substance, and the resulting hole has a small proportion of the temperature, but since it's a hole and not a real particle, its properties are considered the opposite of those of the particle, hence the negative temperature. Or something like that.

Nobody gets me anymore :(

As stupid as you just sounded I'm thumbing you up anyway because that made me nearly laugh myself unconscious.

It's not exponential in shape. The difference between two degrees in Fahrenheit is smaller than the difference between two degrees in Celsius. So while they are two linear lines, they are not parallel and must intersect at a point.

Fahrenheit was created based on the human body. But, when it was created, the measurements were off by a couple of degrees. This is why the medical field is really the only field to still use Fahrenheit, at least in America.

negative Kelvin degrees. of course. you must be a genius.

must be pretty cold

nah, I can handle it in shorts and a shirt. cold is just a mental state.

Especially because shorts are so comfy and easy to wear.

I was actually expecting that someone would say that.

it bothers me that you said "Kelvin degrees"

it's just Kelvin. There's no "degrees"

you're right, I didn't realize then. sorry.

it's okay

it came to me in a dream

and it left me in another dream

While I do agree with you that Creyap is retarded,
Scientists have indeed been able to induce negative kelvin temperatures
www.nature.com/news/quantum-gas-goes-below-absolute-zero-1.12146

That's not possible. The author is misusing terms to claim "negative" temperature in Kelvin.

0K (Zero Kelvin) is ABSOLUTE ZERO. There is no heat energy whatsoever. You cannot have negative quantities of anything, Kelving is a measure of heat energy. Zero kelvin means that the molecules are not moving at all, if there truly was negative degrees kelvin, that would mean negative energy, which would mean the Law of Conservation has been disproven, which would cause probably the biggest scientifical shitstorm since the heliocentric theorey.

Must be damn cold then, lets see... -313 celsius if it is -40 kelvin, daaamn

BRO DO YOU EVEN KELVIN?!

Kelvin doesn't go below zero...That's what we call absolute zero.

another fun fact: water freezes extremely fast at that temperature, so spit can go 'clink'

Was the Wild West really that cold?

it goes clink as in ice goes clink when it hits things. the wild west boys spat in metal cans

I know, I was trying to make a funny

well, you failed pretty miserably

;-;

I thought it was funny.

and how does peeing sound then ? 'clinkaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAHHHH' ?

FUN FACT: If you stretched your intestines out in a straight line, you would die.

FUN FACT? i wouldn't be so sure

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He's right about that fact. No need to thumb him down.

Another cool fact: Really pure water in a really clean glass can still be liquid below the freezing temperature. However, when you pour it onto the ground or shake it, it becomes ice almost instantly. Try putting bottled water in your garage on a night when the temperature is below 32 F. It might not freeze.

This is correct. I put my bottles of water in the freezer (I like them very cold), and when I pull the bottle out after about 45 minutes, it's still liquid. If I unscrew the cap, or shake it in any way, it immediately turns into a thick slush, or even solid ice. Pretty cool to watch.

science! and math

This is making me very thirsty for some reason.

Why doesn't it freeze while inside the hoze?

It's water for a brief second when it comes out.

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god dammit anon

He's right, because he's talking about -40 degrees. That is the temperature at which Fahrenheit and Celsius intersect.

C=-40
9/5(C)+32=F
9/5(-40)+32=F
-72+32=F
-40=F

Look it up if you don't trust me.

.....well this is awkward

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