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>whereas some people will think -20°C is lower than -65°C I believe this can happen in the US, but hardly in any place where people are used to Celsius. I hav
by bumbada 6y ago
>whereas some people will think -20°C is lower than -65°C
I believe this can happen in the US, but hardly in any place where people are used to Celsius.
I have experienced -30C in Germany and Norway, and -40C in Russia. Even in the mountain in Spain you can get -20C. People have -18C in the freezer.
It is obvious for people what 0C is: water freezes, and that is something that everybody experiences today just using a refrigerator.
But most people are not used to what K means. Only for scientists and maybe engineers is obvious, but you need a lot of things to know before it is easy to understand.