What Is Twice As Cold As 0°C?

[Burnsy2023]

'cold' is absolute zero

I disagree: the OED defines 'cold' as:

of or at a low or relatively low temperature, especially when compared with the human body

 

[Burnsy2023]

because the op is asking whats half the temperature of 0c ?

Is he? Because the answer to that question is that you can't half 0.

 

["andy"]

Is he? Because the answer to that question is that you can't half 0.

he doesnt just use zero though he uses a specific zero degrees celsius. which can be converted to SI units and halved.

 

[BunnyKillBot]

Same question, different topic. What is twice as high as 0m sea level.

 

[Efour]

Same question, different topic. What is twice as high as 0m sea level.

1m

and absolute zero isnt just cold, its the "most cold" ever in terms of "cold"

 

[Reldar]

Same question, different topic. What is twice as high as 0m sea level.

The distance from sea level to the centre of the Earth's core. Then multiply that distance by 2.

 

[Tefal]

0 is just a point on a scale, nothing more. Why are you assigning the meaning of absolute zero to it?

zero K is absolute zero.

 

[Dunks]

zero K is absolute zero.

But in your post you said 0c is 273 C, you should have said 237 K

 

[Sp00n]

2x0 = 0

Therefore the answer is 0°C.

You're welcome.

 

[stoofa]

Not read the full thread, so not sure of all the answers we've had before.
However, can't we do:

0oC = 32oF
-8.89oC = 16oF

So in theory the answer could be:

-8.89oC

 

[QlimaxUK]

Not read the full thread, so not sure of all the answers we've had before.
However, can't we do:

0oC = 32oF
-8.89oC = 16oF

So in theory the answer could be:

-8.89oC

i already gave that answer

 

[Haircut]

Vaguely related to this thread.
Did anyone see Horizon last night?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00xhz90/Horizon_20102011_What_is_One_Degree/

Ben Miller was investigating temperature and what it all means. Nothing new or ground breaking, but was interesting nonetheless.