What temperature is it when everyone in McKinney is dead
I don't know what temperature it would need to reach for everyone in McKinney Texas to die, but the current temperature (at time of responding) is 3.01483π Rrad
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What temperature is it when everyone in McKinney is dead
I don't know what temperature it would need to reach for everyone in McKinney Texas to die, but the current temperature (at time of responding) is 3.01483π Rrad
The temperature in this typo from this facebook screenshot is 5.55938π Rrad
What’s your favourite outdoor temperature range?
My favorite outdoor temperature range is 2.91483π Rrad to 2.97039π Rrad
i unironically love this blog. absolutely hilarious to me because i used to do this kind of thing to drive my physics teacher insane
the weather rn is 27°C, what's that in Rrad :D ??
Your weather is 3.0015π Rrad
At what points does water boil and freeze in rrads?
Another one I've done in a early post, but
The freezing point of water is 2.7315π Rrad The boiling point of water is 3.7315π Rrad
What temperature did my car think it was?
This picture is actually 10 years old now and I think at most the temperature was actually ~100°f
The temperature you're car thought it was is 3.20928π Rrad
And the temperature it actually was is ~3.10928π Rrad
ideal degrees rrad to boil someone alive?
Uhhhh, rankine-radians does not condone murder, but, uhhhh, you would probably, hypothetically, want to put the person you are boiling into boiling water, which, thanks to physics and phase changes, is only going to be boiling, i.e. transferring between liquid and gas, at one temperature, the boiling point of water, which is 3.7315π Rrad (at sea level).
what is 0°c in π Rrad
That temperature, also known as the freezing point of water, is 2.7315π Rrad