On 1/21/2014 11:03 PM, NotMe wrote:
Suppose it gets down to absolute zero tonight and I go outside and it's
very windy. With the wind-chill factor would it then "feel like" -10
degrees below absolute zero?

I've not run the numbers but @ absolute zero there would be no wind.

Little snow pellets of frozen argon,
blowing along. Red alcohol thermometer
frozen solid in the bottom of the tube.

Spaceman Bob comes along in his astronaut
suit. And right behind him is Weather
Bill, standing there without a hat, holding
a microphone in one hand, ear bud in the
other. "Yes, Janet, it is cold out here.
We recomend you stay in the space station
if you can, and wear your long johns if you
plan to be out in this absolute zero...."

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