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What do topographic map symbols represent?
Man-made and Natural Resources
What is the number of man-made satellites?
about 18,000 man made sattelites are orbiting the earth!
What is the largest man-made reservoir in Montana?
What is the largest man-made thing in or things in the state of Montana?
Are the lakes in Ohio all man made?
Well, it depends on your definition of "in Ohio", but Lake Erie certainly is NOT man-made.
Is ceramic man-made?
Yes, it is.
What is the coldest thing known to man?
The coldest thing known to man is most surprisingly something man made... liquid hydrogen.It is cooled to -423.17 F./-252.87 C. It has 99.79% parahydogen and .21% orthohydrogen... so thats the answer. thx..,,/][][{{
What is the cokdest temperature ever recorded in the universe?
The coldest temperature ever recorded was actually right here on Earth in what is known as an Bose-Einstein Condensate which has a temperature of almost absolute zero, where all molecular activity stops. These are conditions created by man and there is no known colder place anywhere in the universe.
Is Antarctica the coldest on earth that not man made?
Good question.Yes it is the coldest place on earth, to be exact vostok station is the coldest place on earth with arecord low of -89.2C.
What is the coldest temperature ever achieved?
That would be absolute zero: 0 Kelvin or -273.15 Celsius. At close to absolute zero many interesting phenomena occur, i.e. atoms stop vibrating, substance combine to a super mass, electrons are no longer active in bonding (molecules are held together by merely London dispersion forces). This is all theoretical. Absolute 0 has never been achieved by man. Some scientist think it may be impossible here on earth due to the fact that heat from the earth will always permeate even the thickest insulation. That being the case the coldest man has ever achieved is 4 Kelvin, or - 269.15 Celsius, or - 452.47 Fahrenheit. When trying to go colder than that the object being cooled would literally shatter into millions of pieces! In an attempt to reach absolute zero, a piece of rhodium metal was super cooled to 100 picokelvin (1/10000000000 Kelvin) in 1999. That is the coldest temperature achieved by scientific means. The coldest natural temperature ever recorded was -89.2 OC in Antarctica 1983.
Is 100 K or 100 C or 100 F lowest?
100 K is the lowest, as it is in Kelvin scale which has the lowest absolute zero point. 100 C is equivalent to 373 K and 100 F is equivalent to 310 K, so 100 K is the lowest of the three temperatures.
Which element in the periodic table can be the lowest temperature reached on Earth?
Liquid hydrogen is the coldest substance known to man, minus 400 degrees
Where is the coldest place in the UK?
You r fit man
Who was the coldest person to live?
Otzi the Ice Man.
Why is man considered an absolute value?
Man is NOT considered an absolute value so the question makes no sense.
What are the most euphonic sounds man made or otherwise on this planet?
That is an entirely subjective opinion. No one can give you an absolute answer.
What is the lowest recorded temperature in England?
-27.2 degrees C, is the coldest recorded temperature in the UK. It was recorded in Scotland. 11 February 1895 and 10 January 1982 Braemar (Aberdeenshire) also 30 December 1995 Altnaharra (Highland). The coldest recorded temperature in England was -26.1 degrees C, 10 January 1982 in Shawbury Shropshire. The man who took the temperature was Mr Bill Burrell from Edgmond, near Newport in Shropshire.The Coldest Temperature Was -18 Degrees Celsius in 1967
When the absolute temperature is 400K what is the Fahrenheit temperature?
Oh, dude, you're hitting me with the temperature conversion question, huh? Alright, so when the absolute temperature is 400K, the Fahrenheit temperature would be around 260.6°F. But seriously, who even uses Fahrenheit anymore? Like, just stick to Celsius, man.
