You might be drinking tea or something , i guess it is hot but do you know HOW HOT IT CAN REALLY GET?
As we all know there is absolute zero but do we know what is absolute hot , a point where it is so hot that it cannot get any hotter.
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Well if an object were to reach a temperature of 1.41*10^32 kelvin the radiation it would emit would have a wavelength of 1.616*10^-26th ( 1.616 into ten to the power negative 26th) of a nanometer which is the plank distance which according to quantum mechanics is the shortest distance possible in our universe , okay what if we added more energy? Wouldn't the wavelength will get smaller? Its supposed to but yet it can't. This is where we got a problem above 141 * 10 ^32 kelvin the plank temperature, our theories don't work , the object will become hotter than the temperature. It will be so hot that what it is would not be considered as temperature.
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