• Question: What is the highest temperature ever recorded?

    Asked by anon-267549 on 11 Nov 2020.
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      Bradley Young answered on 11 Nov 2020:


      Nuclear reactors can get pretty hot, the one in Culham (near Oxford) has reached 200 million degrees C which is more than 10 times as hot as the sun

      This is nowhere near as hot as the large hadron collider at CERN in Switzerland got during an experiment though: 5.5 trillion degrees C

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