#rrads

[rankine-radians]

The next two entries on the Newton scale are "the heat of a bath in which liquid wax slowly becomes solid and assumes transparency" with an Arithmetic value of 20 and "the heat of a bath in which solid wax melts and is conserved in liquid state without boiling" with an Arithmetic value of 24 and a Geometric value of 2.

I have combined these because they should be the same temperature and it varies by the wax used. But waxes generally have a melting point between 3.10928π Rrad and 3.63706π Rrad

[rankine-radians]

The coldest recorded temperature on Earth is 1.799278π Rrad

[rankine-radians]

The melting point of bismuth is 5.44594π Rrad

[rankine-radians]

The melting point of lead is 6.0065π Rrad

[rankine-radians]

The melting point of palladium is 18.2815π Rrad

[rankine-radians]

The temperature in this blue sky post, that I genuinely don't understand why it was shown to me because I only do this temperature stuff on tumblr, is 2.97761π Rrad

[rankine-radians]

The final entry on the Newton Scale is "heat of iron glowing as brightly as possible" with an Arithmetic value of 192 and a Geometric Value of 5.

The temperature of white hot iron (the brightest/hottest iron can glow) is 14.72039π Rrad

[rankine-radians]

Next on the Newton Scale is "heat of bodies that can be seen glowing by daylight" with an Arithmetic value of 161.

Is this the sun? The moon, on days it isn't full? Venus, which I'm pretty sure can be seen after sunrise, and before sunset, being the morning and evening star and all.