top | item 36582827 (no title) laingc | 2 years ago To be fair, that is actually common in physics. Elsewhere obviously not so much. discuss order hn newest mdturnerphys|2 years ago I think the point was that it's just "Kelvin" not "degrees Kelvin" laingc|2 years ago I didn’t pick that up, but I suppose that’s fair. I’ve heard both, as I have with Celsius. defrost|2 years ago Celsius = Kelvin + offset in any case, they're not so different .. not like that other scale used in very few countries.
mdturnerphys|2 years ago I think the point was that it's just "Kelvin" not "degrees Kelvin" laingc|2 years ago I didn’t pick that up, but I suppose that’s fair. I’ve heard both, as I have with Celsius.
laingc|2 years ago I didn’t pick that up, but I suppose that’s fair. I’ve heard both, as I have with Celsius.
defrost|2 years ago Celsius = Kelvin + offset in any case, they're not so different .. not like that other scale used in very few countries.
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