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laws of physics

  1. Furudo_Erika

    Where does negative temperature scale?

    So, negative temperature (as in, temperatures below 0K or 0R) are under absolute zero, but that doesn't mean they are "colder". In fact, negative temperatures on absolute scales are actually HOTTER than any positive temperature, and yes, this also includes infinite positive temperature. So...
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    • #physics absolute zero extreme heat laws of physics negative temperature physics thermodynamics
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  2. Ikelaggan

    Planck constant question

    Would having a reaction speed in a shorter time frame than the Planck constant of time (e.i. Planck time) grant immeasurable speed?
  3. Oliver_de_jesus

    the laws of physics vs your favorite charecter/verse

    basically your favorite charecter/verse is now subject to the laws of physics of the real world, to give more context. As you know most of the time the characters in fiction can do feats like traveling at the speed of light but without needing infinite energy or something like that, but now...
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