Beyond Cold: How the World Works at Minus 459 Degrees
Most of us would agree that 32 degrees Fahrenheit (F), the temperature at which water freezes, is a pretty cold day, but what about minus 320 degrees F, the boiling point of nitrogen ... or minus 452 degrees F, the boiling point of helium?read more... Read more…
Published: 10:13 07/29/2008,
Source: Science Blog - Think. It's not illegal yet.,
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