K doesn’t use the ° symbol ;)
And the increments of kelvin are the same as Celsius, they’re just at different points, where at 0K absolutely nothing is a gas or a liquid.
(Trying to decipher it right but you’re suggesting 0K be renamed -100°??
K doesn’t use the ° symbol ;)
And the increments of kelvin are the same as Celsius, they’re just at different points, where at 0K absolutely nothing is a gas or a liquid.
(Trying to decipher it right but you’re suggesting 0K be renamed -100°??
stickly@lemmy.world 7 hours ago
My bad, don’t use Kelvin all that often 😂
Just joking around, but setting a scale is just a matter of fixing zero and choosing the size of your degree. So -50º would be halfway to absolute zero and 0º can be any reference point you want.