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That question has an answer in another question.. does energy have a theoretical upper limit? Lowest temperature is absolute zero, no movement.
by Keyframe 5y ago
That question has an answer in another question.. does energy have a theoretical upper limit? Lowest temperature is absolute zero, no movement.
- elil17 5y agoYes it does - the plank temperature, where the wavelength of light emitted is the plank length. Current theories predict that this would be the maximum possible temperature. Of course, this is so hot as to be totally irrelevant to anything practical.
- olliej 5y agoI mean the obvious upper limit is the particles moving at C, but I suspect quantum physics means that the limit is actually below that (my uneducated low level undergrad physics courses make me assume some relationship to the plank constant)