• Question: why do you measure in kalvern

    Asked by Maddie to Andy, Diana, James, Mary Jane, Wil on 7 Mar 2017.
    • Photo: Wilhelmiina Toivo

      Wilhelmiina Toivo answered on 7 Mar 2017:

      I’m sorry, I don’t know the answer to this one! 🙂

    • Photo: Diana Kornbrot

      Diana Kornbrot answered on 7 Mar 2017:

      nothing that I can discover
      temperature can be measured in degrees Kelvin, with zero the lowest possible temperature ~-273 degrees centigrade. magnitude of single degree is same as for centigrade

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    SubconsciousCat commented on :

    -273 degrees is the theorized temperature that atoms (gas) would lose all of their energy and seas to move, though before they reach that temperature they change states, and this has never been officially achieved. -273 degrees is known as Absolute Zero.
    0 Kelvin = -273 degrees
    100 Kelvin = -173 degrees