142 Nonillion Degrees; What Would Happen Next?

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[@TheCometdefender]

We all know if the temperature ever became absolute zero here on earth, there’s still going to be that one guy that decides to wear shorts.

[@Deadbass_]

Coldest temperature:

[@saadsalam4068]

Both the hottest and coldest temperatures ever observed in the universe were created in labs on earth.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Mom: “Try it, the food isn’t that hot anymore”

[@phie6648]

Coldest thing in the universe: my soup i just put into the microwave

[@raebu1719]

Can we get a 142 nonillion degree knife challenge?

[@drsquishybelly806]

“Florida man creates black hole in backyard, set to destroy the universe”

[@hello-kc9ug]

“The hottest planet in the solar system”. Venus:

[@ElouiseP]

142 nonillion degrees:

[@prasantamukherjee6418]

Aaaaaah, that's hot

[@Holocaustica]

Absolute zero is, and shall forever remain, an entirely impossible benchmark. Scientists will only achieve a smaller smaller fraction of ‘1°’ infinitely.

[@mkaraRBLX]

"142 nonillion degrees is where our understanding of physics start to break down"

[@mabros26]

funfact: if an entire tip on a pencil was 142N degrees. that would be enough heat energy to wipe out our entire solar system.

[@tiphotisted]

The most amazing thing I learned from this was that candles can burn hotter than lava.

[@NikiHatesYou]

The entire video in a nutshell: "But wait! That's not all, it gets HOTTER"

[@Qreator06]

massive thanks to the cameraman recording at such cold and hot temperatures

[@ZRisyad]

Universe: the hottest temperature ever known is 142 nonillion Celsius

[@future5844]

“5.5 Trillion Degrees Celsius Is The Hottest Ever Recorded”

[@TheElvisnator]

Florida man:

[@n124ac9]

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