This is a tough question, one that does not exactly, as of yet, have an answer. There is a temperature limit where our mathematical equations will begin to break down, or not work properly when a certain temperature is reached. whether or not this means that in physical reality the laws of physics break down at this limit, or simply do not allow it at all is unclear. However, one can think of this conundrum in another way, and than extrapolate their own hypothesis. Heat is the measure of how much heat energy a particle has, and heat makes particles vibrate at certain speeds, depending on how hot it is. now, in a universe with unlimited energy, if you keep on giving a particle more and more energy, it will continue to vibrate faster and faster, until it nears the speed of light. However, the particle cannot actually reach the speed of light, so it will continue to te get hotter in minuscule degrees. For example, if he speed of light is 5, then the particles speed will go from 4.9 degrees to 4.91 degrees, and from that to 4.92 degrees and so on. therefore, the particle can never get hot enough to reach the speed of light, therefore, there is a maximum temperature, but that molecule can get indignantly hotter such as 4.999999999999999999999 degrees. So, in conclusion, there is limit to how hot something can get, but, at the same time, the same particle can continue to become infinitely, if not minutely hot. :)
Anything that takes up space has matter ... so YES ...
so the process of explaining the characteristics of matter with matter and with number is basicly matter is a 10/10 hottness (with munbers) and it doesnt matter if you love him you know matter is prettty hot. (with matter.)
yes
No it is not. Fire is a chemical reaction involving matter (molecules). You could have and anti-matter fire however. It would be hot just like regular fire but not as hot if you mixed the anti-matter and matter fuel. The mutual annihilation would release a lot of energy in accordance with E=MC².
Neither, heat is a form of energy and as such is contained within matter or exists as radiation. Heat energy and hot matter are very different things. In a fluid, hot matter will rise because it expands and hence decreases in density.
Aristotle believed in the continuity of matter ± there is no limit to subdividing matter.
Hot resistance is your total resistance you can have with out exceeding your wattage limit
you have a bad valve its not letting the hot side open all the way.or it may have a limit disk that keeps it from getting too hot. try turning the limit disk its behind the handle
That's completely unrelated. Light usually slows down when passing through ANY matter. It does not react with dark matter (which is what makes the "dark matter" invisible in the first place), except through the gravitational interaction. The "cosmic speed limit" is a limit on how fast ANYTHING can travel (matter, energy, or information); it is just conventional to call it the "speed of light". This speed limit is for a vacuum - the assumption is NO normal matter, and NO dark matter; the presence of any matter may slow light down slightly.
Invasions to a limit extent...
A average kiln can get very hot just about to 2000 degrees Fahrenheit. It can be that hot and it can not get any hotter, that is the limit and maximum heat.
there is no age limit to a simple plan concert (or any for that matter) unless stated by the venue, such as a bar
That is a matter of local law, and will vary between jurisdictions.
🔥 Depends on wether the atom is on the matter, if the matter is a hot surface then yes,
no its god that limits your water
Democritus' response was... There is a limit, if it is to remain in its original form. He concluded that matter can only be divided to its smallest particle... an atom, to retain it's physical characteristic.
The states of matter are:solidliquidgasplasma (hot highly ionized gas)