Recent content by shoch

Yes I know, the real question is how can we find out the good distance not to be harmed ?

The thing is I started thinking the normal body temperature is 37 degrees Celsius. So if you take 934 percent more it goes up to 365 degrees Celsius, which explains my first question. Then it occurred to me that in a physics way it would be more legitimate in Kelvin. So if we start at 310,15 K...

Well it's pretty much a question after some sentence heard, which was something like "I produce 934% more heat when with you", so I just wandered what would actually happen if such an object just get that hot suddenly in a room, and about what distance would it take to be protected, out of...

And what about something like 2620 degrees Celsius ?

Yes but what about a bigger object ?

And let's say the object is a cube of about 5,41 foot tall (1m65).

In case you need more elements, we will assume that the room is at 59 degrees Fahrenheit (15 degrees celsius).

I was just thinking, If suddenly an object goes about 689 degrees Fahrenheit (365 degrees celsius) in a room, about which perimeter would human life be impossible ?