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[driler]

Its so damn hot in my room right now because of NONO Birthday lol. Its 2:43 after midnight and music is so loud lol. Ahh NONO

[nexisrocks]

It's been cold here lately. The high today was 12C, whereas this time of year it's usually 18C - usually hard to go to school because it's so nice.

It doesn't usually get really hot here during the summers - about 25C on average, though there is a lot of humidity because we're right on the coast.

Oh yeah, I live in Nova Scotia, Canada.

Shayla

[yakuruto]

Temperatures in Celsius degrees and Farenheit are so different because of two reasons:

1. The 0 is different because Celsius took common water freeze tempetature as 0, but Farenheit added salts to the water in his experiments (forgot the exact ammount and the way to calculate it) so 0 F are -32 C

2. An increment of 1 C is equivalent to an increment of 1.8 degrees in Farenheit scale.


A very funny temperature is -40, because -40 F = -40 C

[yggg]

degC = (degF - 32) x (5/9)

so mathematically if degC=degF, u can solve the equation degF=degC=-40

[yakuruto]

I know the equation, the reasons I gave in my last post are explanations for the -32 and the 5/9 (1.8) in the equation.

[yggg]

[Santa-san]

Damn metric system.....
*searches for, finds, and uses an online conversion site*

Yo Camui, would you like to post that conversion link here? I have no idea what that Fahrenheito you're talking about is... Is it a new invention, maybe?

[Camui]

Sure! Not a problem. Click here. Although I was putting the Celsius equivalent in parenthesis. So anything (<--inside these-->) in my posts is Celsius. Oh yea, just an fyi, that website has a lot more conversion ability than just temperature.

[agb]

or you can do this in google

1 c in f

and it will tell you that
"1 degree Celsius = 33.8 degrees Fahrenheit"

[Santa-san]

Thanx! I put the link to the conversion site at top of this thread.
It has been about 297.1 Kelvin for four days straight now, and I hope it stays that way for awhile longer. Cuz I?Lm going on a one week trip with a special friend next saturday... She has this thing about staying in the sun too long (i.e. about 30 minutes or so) is going to get her instant cancer. But abit of sun never hurt anybody I always say. Right? (got off-topic?, sorry sorry )
What in the world is "Rankine" btw??? I don't think I've ever heard anyone say: "It's 539 Rankine out today". Any of you A-students know?

[yakuruto]

Kelvin and Rankine are absolute scales. Temperature, in a not so very accurate definition, is the measure of the movement (kinetic energy) of anything's atomes. Kelvin and Ranking scales have it's zero at the temperature in which all movement stops (don't remember if even sub-atomic particles stop, but I'd guess they do). That temperature is -273.15 C or -459.67 F, so if you want to change any temperature from Celsius to kelvin, just add 273.15, and from Farenheit to Rankine add 459.67.

[Santa-san]

Thanks! , mr. nuclear scientist sensei!

[綺麗な氷]

dang....these particles need to move a bit slower for my taste.

[Ma Maladie]

Partly Sunny, Eighty Three Degrees Fahrenheit.

[Santa-san]

301.5 kelvin? Sounds nice.

[chin0bo]

we got smog alerts all last week cause it was so hot and now this week it was cooler.

[kaw]

today about 29 C in HK^^

[Kanibarnes]

xxx

[jarkza]

bah, only 293.8 K here... 69.08 F or 20.6 C

[綺麗な氷]

bah, only 293.8 K here... 69.08 F or 20.6 C

how lucky you are......stop playing video games and go outside or something!
enjoy the day!