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9543825 No.9543825 [Reply] [Original]

How can I touch my 6500 degree Kelvin monitor without a problem but water at 373 degree Kelvin causes pain and first degree burns?

>> No.9543846

>>9543825
dude you touched your monitor? how are you alive?

>> No.9544047

>>9543825
If it's 373(.15) degrees Kelvin, it's not water dufus.

>> No.9544059

>>9543825
i think there's a problem with your monitor if it's at that temperature

>> No.9544070

>>9543825
You have to recalibrate the water, then it won't burn.

>> No.9544073

It has the same color profile as a radiating black body at 6500 Kelvin. It's not literally 6500 kelvin.

>> No.9545341

There is no degree kelvin moron

>> No.9545375

>>9543825
>6500 degree Kelvin monitor
I want the star homunculi to leave

>> No.9545745

>>9543825
Multi-million degree cosmic ray particles are drilling through you at this very instant.
Why aren't you dead?
"Temperature" /= "Energy"

>> No.9545818

>>9545375
>star homunculi to leave
Why the exospecism?

>> No.9546062

>>9543825
>degree kelvin

>> No.9546074
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>>9544047
>actually believing this

>> No.9546080

>>9543825
Colour Temperature=/=Temperature

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>>9546080
>colour

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>>9546881
>color