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How far below zero is -16 Celsius?
In Celsius, -16 is 16 degrees below zero.
How far below zero is -16 degrees Celsius?
Exactly 16 degrees!
What is the concept of latitude?
It means how far north or south of the equator you are located. This is usually expressed in degrees, with the equator being at zero degrees, and the poles at 90 degrees.
How far is Ansonia Connecticut from Fairfield Connecticut?
20 miles
Where was 0 kelvin first located?
Zero degrees, Kelvin, is considered absolute zero, as nothing can get any colder. It is the complete absence of heat. Cold conditions are created in science laboratories, not located. So far, zero degrees Kelvin has never been reached., but scientists have created cold conditions with LASER equipment that are within a few billionths of a degree above zero degrees K. That is close enough for me!
What state of matter is hydrogen at 32 degrees?
It would be a gas at 32 degrees. It boils at almost absolute zero, so it would be far past its boiling point at -423.17 F.
What is the center of latitude?
All points that are exactly mid-way between the north and south poles are centered between the extremes of latitude, and they're assigned the latitude of zero. There are an infinite number of them, and if you draw all of them on a map, they blend together to form a line, which is called the "equator".
How do you know how far you are to your next belt on club penguin?
The leveling depends on the puffles, if there are not enough rooms occupied in the hotel then the puffle downgrades the players level to zero
How far is eureka California from cromwell Connecticut?
To far to walk.
How far is Athens from Connecticut?
Alot
Is the equator the starting line for measuring longitude?
No. The equator is the main line of Latitude, and how we measure how far North or South we are. The equator is at zero degrees latitude... The North Pole is 90 degrees North; the South Pole is 90 degrees South. Logitude is a measurement about how far we are East or West from Greenwich, England.
Why is the equator marked zero degrees?
It was zero degrees before people got together and gave it a name. Maybe wherethey got the name for it was when they realized that every point on the line is thesame distance from both the north and the south poles, so it's the line that equatesall of those distances.
