Journey to Absolute Zero

How cold could it get? in this video i decrease the temperature and discuss each change that occurs as we approach the absolute zero...
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- JG
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[@JG_Science]

The great experiment! Join us on Discord for more Science and fun! - discord.gg/wjqcdj2

[@razrockshirve3415]

why your profile picture resembling a one eye.

[@wistick2146]

@@razrockshirve3415 he put it on his youtube channel cause someone on his Discord told him to put that logo on it

[@avi8aviate]

Your accent's a bit weird, but besides that, I like your style.

[@avi8aviate]

@@razrockshirve3415 It's actually a certain planet with blue oceans and tons of green plant life.

[@razrockshirve3415]

@@avi8aviate yeah your right

[@aledirksen01]

-18 degrees Celsius is the recommended Freezer Temperature and not Refrigerator.

[@BothHands1]

Alejandro Dirksen Hmm, so that's why my milk keeps freezing :P

[@bilalthefighter829]

@@BothHands1 lmao

[@3xoticG4m3r]

Isnt the Refrigerator running in plus levels?

[@jack8915]

Lol

[@Flash_AU]

dam thats one cold fridge!

[@To1988ny]

-18 fridge dam cold fridge or do you mean fridge freezer

[@garrycowan4394]

Yeah I was thinking that

[@Hlebuw3k]

Its pretty warm if you live in Russia, we buy fridges because its warmer inside them than outside

[@plaguedoct0r]

Don't forget to chew your milk!

[@matasremeika4007]

but still, -18 is quite a lot for a freezer

[@thomasdavey1513]

Haha -18, my fridge is basically a cupboard then 😂.

[@ptilrem]

"Fahrenheit is whack and unscientific." Here, have my like.

[@qsquared8833]

Rankines FTW

[@jackalottadigawff7560]

so is Celsius... Kelvins are the best. imo

[@ptilrem]

@@jackalottadigawff7560 "Put the pizza in the oven at 498,15 °K for 12 minutes" Sounds just like murican.

[@tallerstond8105]

Gerfoe, One with the Cheese I prefer kelvin for things like this, but Temperature is good with celsius

[@cl4ster17]

@@ptilrem There is no such thing as °K. It's just K.

[@Peter-Pumpkin]

7:10 I never knew my farts were so cold

[@quacktheduck3652]

But mine are colder😏

[@drayyoutube5843]

Lol

[@danhobson24]

Peter Pumpkin Eater he means the planet

[@kurrycane1483]

@@danhobson24 I don't wanna sound douchey but yea thats the fucking joke

[@GammaMuDMu]

@@danhobson24 r/woosh

[@longboye9935]

KZbin : How cold can it get? Also youtube : next video on list *" HOW HOT CAN IT GET? -VSAUCE-"*

[@TheRandomizerYT]

Yeah same...

[@horsepowermultimedia]

Same

[@VixieTSQ]

Same

[@stupidgenius8537]

Same

[@chillypong4200]

Sme

[@paulovinicius9940]

Fahrenheit is unscientific... *drops mic*

[@subscriberswithnovideos-xw9xc]

Americans use all kinds of stupid metrics. Fahrenheit, Pounds, Inches whatever. So difficult to work with.

[@_coolman_8941]

they even use squarefoot

[@paulovinicius9940]

@N1HGSS stones...

[@alexwang982]

Stones?

[@GoEvenHarder]

@@alexwang982 to do math

[@AcryllixGD]

*America has entered the chat* _”Farenheit is whack and unscientific”_ *America has left the chat*

[@thijs4305]

It’s fact tho

[@threeomgthree]

Im american but i agree lol metric is way easier

[@DevinDTV]

celsius isn't any more scientific than farenheit, they're both pretty arbitrary. we should all use kelvin really

[@kylelou1983]

yea so what nobody uses it here either unless its everyday life.

[@alansmithee419]

@@DevinDTV kelvin is based on Celsius, just starting at 0 instead of -273.15. It's almost, if not completely, as arbitrary.

[@cacacola7223]

Nothing is colder than my shower water when I nudge the knobs just a bit

[@aqua2poweros699]

-1 Kelvin for every full turn :p

[@atomoto3174]

Nice, you are back with comparisons :)

[@SrmthfgRockLee]

he was here before?;o

[@natalyafazylova2389]

@@SrmthfgRockLee yea

[@fbiagentalex1119]

*this video was disliked by 32 Fahrenheit users*

[@madsholm7421]

Pewdiepie L they just 10x doubled

[@Fede_uyz]

Thats a weird way to say 0

[@livinginvancouverbc2247]

As of now, this video was disliked by 459 Fahrenheit adherents. (cue the spooky music)

[@fbiagentalex1119]

LivingInVancouverBC spoopy :0

[@KnightOfGaea]

I just assumed those were from climate change deniers.

[@charleshopkins8197]

“Fahrenheit is unscientific.” *uses United States as a measurement*

[@malik87breaker]

Charles Hopkins it's in celcius. I approve it

[@DailyDaz]

I like your profile pic

[@cukuceral]

Celsius is dumb

[@haven216]

@@cukuceral Ah yes because a measurement that's used by 99% of the world is apparently dumb

[@alexp5569]

@@cukuceral sorry we dont use bald eagles per freedom to measure

[@TheDiamondArchitect]

Amazing video, as always, JG! Can't wait for the next. I've expierienced -40°C and it hurts your skin.

[@calum5975]

You mean -40°F?

[@TheDiamondArchitect]

@Yürüyen Ansiklopedi -40F is the same as -40C, he says this in the video.

[@calum5975]

@Yürüyen Ansiklopedi -40F is the same as -40C. It was a joke

[@jorritvanderkooi939]

Yea I had that too, 2 years ago in Austria while skiing

[@elpi2804]

I did experience these temperatures a a kid, so i dont have good memories from this.. But i have experienced -30°C resently, with the right clothing (which i had) which wasn't bad (From finland)

[@fbiagentalex1119]

I love your accent lol 1:32 *”alive oil”* Edit: thanks for 100+ likes!

[@Pinkiefiedz]

I have never heard such fascinating facts about our sholar shyshtem.

[@massineben7198]

America: *smashes through wall* Did somebody say oil???

[@tommytomthms5]

@@massineben7198 no I think he said OY'll

[@teunslosser2270]

I think its extreme dutch

[@RozumUniversalRobot]

Accent is one thing, he just mispronounced it. And other words like chlorine.

[@kertanal1609]

Raiden, freeze at negative 71 degrees below zero Raiden: I must consult with the elder gods

[@benishmael9451]

I suspected there would be some sort of MK joke

[@Skysiax]

I like your accent, you pronounce water right then 1 second later i hear *WETTER*

[@jehooft8569]

It's Dutch

[@Broockle]

PAICO KELVIN! xD I never heard it that way, sounds funny to me

[@varanasiwalks1451]

gimme that frozen oLAIV oil

[@B3Band]

*alive oil

[@Al.j.Vasquez]

"sushteinable"

[@EmilySucksAtGaming]

Humanity has managed to sustain 1.7mK and my CPU can barely handle a moderate overclock without overheating

[@colinjava8447]

Use LN2 cooling then

[@ancapftw9113]

@@colinjava8447 not cold enough. He can easily buy liquid oxygen and run a water cooler.

[@simonair]

At that point just do helium cool now.

[@ahmednishaal9432]

Be a man and pour a bucket ice onto it!!!

[@simonair]

Ahmed Nishaal now that's a real man. A real man is able to ruin his multi thousand dollar PC.

[@scavor5iq610]

whispers **vsauces video but in an alternative universe**

[@Odysseus_Petrichor]

Us that live in tropical islands cant even handle below 10°C

[@thetechoasis2179]

and us in the UK cant handle anything over 20C .. 10 is perfect

[@hermanzhukov8044]

Us russians be rockin shorts and sandals at 10°C

[@Ali-lm7uw]

Here in India where I live, during the peak Winters it is around 30-36C during the day.💥🌞😎

[@onna8032]

did he just say 273.75 DEGREES Kelvin

[@dax3m]

Several mistakes were made throughout the video, however they were glaring enough that the viewer realizes that it's a mistake and doesn't take what is being said as fact.

[@hoen2009]

@@dax3m to be honest if you have to say so much with numbers and units i would sometimes mix them up aswell. Its a great video :).

[@UranianPatriot]

Kelvin Is Cold

[@onna8032]

@@UranianPatriot yes

[@miyukiteishi9051]

"But that is the subject of another video." "Hey Vsauce, my tea is really hot.. but its not the hottest thing in the universe."

[@senredynacity1495]

11:05 "It's gotten so cold now" Me: *just like my soul* gottem

[@JG_Science]

;( sad face

[@senredynacity1495]

@@JG_Science love ur vids btw. The topics always piques my interest.

[@Wm7forthewin]

lol

[@wompastompa3692]

JG Science: Fahrenheit is unscientific. JG Science: Degrees Kelvin.

[@thecriss88]

It is not "Degrees Kelvin" It is just Kelvin(s) like Joules, Newtons, etc.

[@One337x]

Farenshite makes no sense just like the entire imperial scale for measurements.

[@RoxetWajdi]

Kelvin is the standard unit of temperature tho

[@pushkyania2612]

@@thecriss88 exactly

[@BlatentlyFakeName]

Kelvin and Celsius are the same thing. Celsius is just Kelvin but 0 is moved up to the freezing point of water to make it easier to read for everyday use. F isnt used anywhere in science (or the rest of the world)

[@joughfernandequina9794]

I love this,I always use celcius as a temperature term and since this guy used it,I pretty much understood all of it.

[@growlie2676]

I don't understand Celsius.

[@pewpewpiedipie2673]

JG Science: absolute zero is the lowest temperature possible Pinewood Computer Core: hold my freezedown

[@orbitalpotato9940]

I mean -4000 degrees could be some other temp scale as it doesn't say what unit of temperature it is

[@pewpewpiedipie2673]

@@orbitalpotato9940 when the core starts to freezedown it keeps getting colder until like -1000000000000 degrees Even if its not celsius ,it would be really cold

[@enormous_jeff5870]

This helped me really understand the scale of the Celsius system. I use Celsius for anything science but I live in America so I really never used Celsius scale when talking about temperature.

[@intern1020]

You will understand metric system. There also Reamur sytem but it rarely used

[@DmanGameboy]

WHAT DID YOU USE IT FOR BEFORE? FUCKING MEASURING DISTANCE??

[@kaidenhathaway7136]

@DmanGameBoy he’s saying that other than for science, they dont use Celsius to measure temperature, so they don’t use it in the real world, only for science, they’re not saying they use it for something else

[@DmanGameboy]

@@kaidenhathaway7136 everything. Is. Science.

[@randomuser5443]

It’s easier to use Fahrenheit with how the size is easier to bite on

[@Wetheuntitled]

1:54 WE ARE ALWAYS WATCHING 👁🔺

[@MdLanguage]

Wow! What a fantastic trip! Thank you!

[@cucginel1941]

Journey to the most radioactive elements?

[@frozantini]

you mean most radioactive isotopes?

[@calebf3655]

Matter is radioactive based on the isotope not the element

[@doctorpickel4402]

@@calebf3655 nerd. I bet you can’t get a girl like I could. Heck, I literally was cut in half, burnt alive, and put in a robotic suit but I can still get a girl. Something that you can’t. Lol

[@tielmaster7879]

As an American, I had to make so many conversions during the video.

[@justiceschmidt2594]

I'm American, I didn't make any conversions because I'm more used to Celsius.

[@tielmaster7879]

@@justiceschmidt2594 it's harder after you finish school and start working. You almost never use the metric system again.

[@mdtalhaansari1096]

Excellent video. Thanks

[@dodokodokodok1118]

At -197.2°C is the temperature of the clouds in Uranus.. I don't know my fart is so cold

[@josephrhodenhiser935]

Came here for a butt hole joke; was not disappointed, lol.

[@hey_therexd]

hahahahaha

[@danhobson24]

Mtrs besar he means the planet Uranus

[@rishab.huihui]

NEVER USE 'DEGREE' WITH KELVIN IT'S JUST 273.15 KELVIN (NO DEGREE)

[@human8985]

It sounds weird

[@robokill387]

-18° is freezer temperature, a fridge would be more like 2-4°.

[@LuisC7]

Mine goes from 0 to 5.

[@estebanroman4949]

@@LuisC7 I dont see anybody asking u

[@LuisC7]

Someone had a bad day... I hope you get better!

[@thetechoasis2179]

@@LuisC7 lol

[@danhobson24]

Luís C you have a really cold refrigerator which means you need to have someone fix the temperature range. They are supposed to range from 32 to 41. Refrigerators read Fahrenheit temperature scale not Celsius.

[@jjgaming471]

YAY COMPARISONS ARE BACK :D LOVE U JG

[@saskiablaauw7994]

You did it again JG! Thnx!

[@aidanwheeler124]

So no ones gonna mention the illuminati triangle @ 1:56?

[@gabesuarez8184]

wa?

[@JakeSwett]

It's in the green band of Aurora Borealis in case anybody can't find it

[@gabesuarez8184]

Jake Swett Still dont see it

[@SamNightraxx]

Awesome stuff! Can you make a video with the journey to the highest temperatures (Planck temperature and what would happen if you went beyond)?

[@JG_Science]

i can, if enough ppl want it

[@keiran5333]

Wow, nice. Seen videos from you before, i feel so much more intellectual after watching this

[@evangelakillian4273]

Kelvin: -1 *time goes backwards* Universe: *am I a joke to you?*

[@user-pw5gw7fw2w]

No likes

[@ZaccoOfficial]

I understand that farenheit is 'unscientific' but people that can't read celcius don't understand this video.

[@yourlocalplacebo3933]

Zacco that's true but most of the world uses Celsius sooooo By the way I didn't really understand it too 😂

[@Thelango99]

@@yourlocalplacebo3933 He uses Kelvin aswell, use that instead if you don't know Celsius.

[@flerfbuster7993]

Most of the civilized world uses celsius.

[@ansh6370]

Either learn celsius or Google it. Doesn't take much time.

[@piedrablanca1942]

well if you can't understand Celsius you just have to learn it, its really simple and logical 0° = Water Freezes 100° = Water Boils

[@KrazyKyle-ij9vb]

when helium stays as a gas when everything else is frozen *insert disfigured vault boy wut meme*

[@inderbharwani3392]

It is amazing ....your work is beautiful

[@physicsteachersirsafdar952]

Amazing presentation... hats off

[@villarozie]

because.. *fahrenheit is whack and unscientific* that cracked me up also great video, jg! me, being a space nerd watches your videos ALL the time!

[@drchaz2849]

"-40°C skin freezes almost instantly!" Meanwhile, in Alaska, it constantly drops below -40°C for weeks at a time. You can stand outside for a solid minute completely unprotected. You will be cold, but you won't be an ice cube like this video is saying.

[@MrCubFan415]

Fun fact: -40°C and -40°F are the same temperature.

[@andrewmayers1493]

@3:36 but hopefully not encouraged...

[@DmanGameboy]

Video: Your skin will freeze Chaz: YOu wOnT Be aN iCE cUBe lIk3 ThiS vId30 sAyS

[@volidity5200]

Chaz Machine has to

[@retrotony4119]

Alcohol doesn’t freeze at that temperature, so it’s logical that the people in Alaska who are standing exposed in the cold are also sh!t faced drunk.

[@rustygargoyle3403]

1:56 Don't think you can hide from me, you little sneaky.

[@atomiccracker]

Since cold is the natural state of the universe and heat must be generated(like darkness and light) ...it can't get cold ...it must get warm or it will just stay cold!

[@hukroluidfvi1148]

You want a nobel prize now?

[@atomiccracker]

Yes Please ..lol

[@1amelka]

heat is just a side effect of energy

[@ThomasNoname]

@@1amelka No, heat IS energy. Heat is kinetic energy on a molecular level.

[@matthewtopping2061]

Fascinating info. Bonus points for the wild mispronunciations.

[@kiakill16]

~ Note to self*** 1.7mK= -271.4500°C is the current coldest temperature that we can sustain in a laboratory over extendend time periods. 1.0pk the lowest record temperature artificially created -273.144. Absolute Zero= -273.15

[@SM-fs5ur]

The best explained of Absolute Zero . Very nice . Thx

[@Kriegerkreise]

Alcohol freezes at -114.1 °C? So that frost in my beer comes from the water then?

[@am-mt6ml]

the pure alcohol freezes at that temperature, so in a beer theres at most 6-8% alcohol in the drink.

[@am-mt6ml]

rather 6%

[@TheClumsyFairy]

Brilliant Video mate.. Just brilliant... I'd say it's cool but... y' know...

[@gamalelsayed6149]

9:35 wow the universe is so cool.

[@graham1158]

Literally and figuratively

[@Captain89Kirk]

Word of the day Jovian. I love new words thank you.

[@pao2725]

7:11 i laughed so hard

[@sarthakjain1824]

FAHRENHEIT HAS LEFT THE CHAT

[@bobby1970]

A whole new meaning to the word "chill".

[@xflushestmean93x54]

Video: Fahrenheit is unscientific Americans: *Triggered*

[@lexbaba]

Can light travel through space that is at absolute zero? in other words, does absolute zero affect photons?

[@makismakiavelis5718]

Interesting... I don't know the answer. I read that 0 K is impossible because there are always going to be random quantum fluctuations on the fundamental particle level. The photon (γ) is a fundamental particle belonging to the group of the Gauge Bosons so it is regarded as a force carrier. A particle that participates in one of the four fundamental interactions. More specifically the photon is the carrier of the electromagnetic radiation (light). I have no idea what would happen to light in a theoretical 0 K universe but my guess is that nothing would be able to happen. Same as with the thermodynamic equilibrium. When everything, everywhere has the same temperature, be it 0 K or 1 x 10¹⁰⁰ K, then nothing can happen anymore. Everything stops. Energy needs a temperature gradient in order to be able to flow.

[@camicus-3249]

Since temperature is essentially a measurement of the energy of particles, I would imagine light could pass by just fine. I can't really see why some low-energy particles would actually affect photons. (Not that I know either)

[@KakashiBallZ]

Yes on the first question. No on the second.

[@Kaboom1212Gaming]

Yes light can still travel. No you yourself cannot travel at light speed because you still have mass, I.E. infinite energy to reach the speed of light.

[@BothHands1]

Makis Makiavelis Yeah, as far as i can tell, as soon as any form of electromagnetic radiation enters an area, it becomes higher than absolute zero pretty much by definition, so the light would move fine. But also the temperature wouldn't be absolute zero anymore. The question is about a physical impossibility. But you're right, either way, quantum fluctuations of the actual vacuum of spacetime itself prevent our universe from reaching absolute zero.

[@D_oktor]

Great video, especially in these warm days...

[@CompactStar]

Osinto Lp It’s very cold where I live.

[@CompactStar]

CardBoard I live in the hotter regions of America, this is climate change.

[@ansh6370]

@@CompactStar Summer has already ended where I live. (.-.)

[@NICHOLSON7777]

It's currently 42c outside... I needed this.

[@sandeepbjm]

“In the clouds of Uranus” true dat.

[@tonythegreat4275]

7:14 Just wondering when he's gonna say, the temperature of outer space...or better yet! The temperature of Intergalactic space.... Even colder..

[@DmanGameboy]

Outer space is -400 °F lmao

[@nevreiha]

-273.15 is what I need my computer at so it doesn't need a fan

[@Volvith]

-273.15 would make your computer literally unable to compute. I think -42 is more realistic. :3

[@christinaboland1771]

*When it gets -273.15°c* Canadians: its a bit chilly in here

[@anoopdeepsingh7672]

Video, helped me alot

[@Baha88]

Didn't believe a word of what you said after you told me what temperature a fridge should be.

[@timtamzimzam]

“Fahrenheit is unscientific” then immediately says degrees Kelvin. ironic

[@librask3009]

But kelvin is what you use in science and physics equations

[@HeroMine]

Andreas Rask you don’t say degrees when you talk kelvin

[@librask3009]

Heromine4123 my bad, I remember we sometimes do in Denmark. Since this guy is seemingly Dutch, it could be because of the language barrier

[@Dalendrion]

@@librask3009 It's not a language barrier. Kelvin is taught the same way in all languages, because it's a name. If you were taught "degrees Kelvin", you had a bad teacher. That _could_ be a cultural problem, but not a language barrier.

[@addweirdo8659]

Kelvin is the international system for temperature. While you might not use Kelvin normally, it is rather used in science to be more exact as well as it’s base being the absolute zero and it kinda follows the same rules as Celsius. At least much better than Fahrenheit which is impossible to spell and makes (in my opinion) no sense. Not to mention that the U.S.A. is the only country where they use Fahrenheit for some odd reason. Kinda like the imperial system. None of those two make sense.

[@YourLobsterSalad]

This video is giving me chills

[@PhillipRajcany]

Fascinating.

[@realdanksta2237]

Imagine getting drunk off of Alcohol Ice

[@realdanksta2237]

@@projectuinm21 Yeah my tongue would get thanosed lol

[@albireothestarthebacklight2990]

10:59 is epic. Also, isn’t Helium the only thing that can move through the stasis that is Absolute Zero through Zero-Point Energies?

[@prateekpanwar646]

Salute to people who can understand Fahrenheit and yards

[@GDJolem]

Yiur videos are always great! Please make some comparioson videos like you did much time before :)))

[@taylordbasketball9549]

Did this man just say “alive oil” instead of saying olive oil

[@amazing_math_5716]

Journey to the hottest temperature?

[@oddom6667]

Watch vSauce video

[@smoo_tease]

@@jeff_d6941 if my memory is good, this is the plank température

[@ryanturney6221]

"-197.2 below is the mean surface temperature of Uranus" hey that's what my uncle says during fun hour

[@seanspartan2023]

Very interesting! I enjoyed

[@LotsOfS]

Fridge? You mean freezer? I know my fridge doesnt go anywhere near as low as 0F

[@fuckoff4705]

he isn't talking about fahrenheit, he said that at the start, he's working with the measurement that actually makes sense and the rest of the world uses, celsius.

[@LotsOfS]

​@@fuckoff4705 I stand corrected. My fridge doesn't go anywhere close to "just below 0F", which is a point he mentioned in the video. Now how about you respond to the actual point of my comment instead of being a gobshite?

[@farn0153]

@@LotsOfS yeah, he meant freezer lol

[@deutan4390]

@@LotsOfS that's a rare insult

[@-fv]

someone's gonna put that on reddit

[@koushijee3844]

the coldest temperature is in my teachers room.

[@UranianPatriot]

Nope

[@realitesgarage8118]

Roses are red, squats are strenuous 7:09

[@carterkamphuis4160]

“O live oil”😂 1:30

[@sirpale]

Well here in Finland we actually do have 273,16 Celsius.

[@sirpale]

Creatieve naam Well, i guess some people are very serious out here. Not looking at you smartass

[@Vrga]

Umm i think there's an error on 4:15.That is the average temperature during the night

[@zynodyno4181]

Umm you mean at 10:57 ?

[@bulgaria9003]

Or 5:45?

[@duduchannel6729]

Astonishing work

[@BogdanAndreiRO]

really interesting topic!!

[@xenidote2762]

Only dislikes are the people who think Fahrenheit is good

[@jakememegod6488]

So most of America

[@gordon9232]

We wouldn't expect a non lunar country to understand

[@mrdumbfellow927]

Except farenheit isn't good or bad.....it just IS.

[@tuckersmith7991]

eh, no there were a few inaccuracies in the video. the jab at fahrenheit was inconsequential and expected from a video like this

[@drspeedy9588]

Reaching absolute zero is theoretically and practicly impossible. Great video though!

[@proudcrabowner]

Dr Speedy It's really.... not

[@Dareyouhow]

Why is that?

[@proudcrabowner]

Sean Hughes It's not impossible, it's just really hard and can only be done under the most extreme circumstances

[@moncool17Gaming]

@@proudcrabowner Its not possible.

[@Mr_Happy_Face]

@@proudcrabowner it's not possible, even under the most extreme circumstances. its impossible to take all the energy out of something, just like how its impossible to have an efficiency of 100%

[@medexamtoolsdotcom]

@ "The freezing point of water decreases as the salannity of the warter increases". As we know, seawarter has a lot of salannnnity in it. 1:33 "Alive oil". Make sure not to use alive oil for cooking, or else you'll turn into a zombie.

[@diogenes5850]

Fahrenheit is unscientific American scientist bruh

[@kujo5998]

So you recommend i set my refrigerator to about -10 degrees F?? So any water, meat, or food in general would freeze and become rock hard? Genius.. where are you getting this?!?!

[@cakediva7326]

Literally just commented about this😆 Yeah, I think he meant freezer. It may have been a mistranslation!

[@blessedknightsgaming966]

Both Celcius and Fahrenheit have been recalibrated by using Kelvin

[@YounesLayachi]

Nah

[@EddieStyle]

Great video!

[@adlockhungry304]

Can’t wait for the How Hot Can it Get video!

[@raideveloper]

Make a video from 0ºC up to Plank Temperature, to complement this one

[@VY_Canis_Majoris]

Yes please do that!

[@liamspain7133]

Planck measurements have no significant meaning, they're just measurements using constants, like the speed of light.

[@deathracoffee]

Well... no, in 0 K atoms are not completely halted. They are still oscillating along bonds, because of Zero-point energy. Yea. Quantum physica screw everything...

[@medexamtoolsdotcom]

There's one thing you failed to mention, that no one mentions, but it's important. Which is, that there is a minimum temperature that the cosmic background radiation can ever fall to.... and that is the temperature of the unruh radiation due to the cosmic horizon that results from the cosmological constant/dark energy. This is the temperature the universe will tend to in the far future, and it is not zero. It is the same termperature as the temperature of hypothetical hawking radiation from a black hole with a schwarzschild radius of 15 to 20 billion lightyears, the static limit of the universe. Considering the temperature of the hawking radiation is 183 microkelvins divided by its radius in meters, take 183 microkelvins, and multiply by the ratio of 1 meter divided by 15 billion light years and you get the final ultimate temperature of the universe.

[@abramo7700]

Everybody gangsta till the helium freezes

[@GregPerham]

"Fahrenheit is unscientific." I wonder if that statement will later seem ironic. "Degrees Kelvin." Easy mistake if you're not scientific. "Deserts at night move way further from the sun." LOL. Only 1:30 in. This could be a bumpy ride. "At -18 we reach the recommended fridge temperature." Fridge/freezer. Whatever. "In Finland (in Europe)..." In case you might confuse it with Finland, Minnesota. "On the Moon the average temperature is -53° during the day. ... On Mars the average surface temperature during the day won't get much higher than 63° below zero." The figures I found put daytime temperatures about 100° warmer on both. And finally, "Kelvins." With an S.

[@sirploom]

no, Mars and the Moon are much colder at daytime lol, nowehere near 100 degrees, also the statement is ironic, but it's still true