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When very large stars die, they create temperatures so high that protons begin to fuse in all sorts of exotic combinations, to form all the elements of the periodic table.
And remember, all this wiring is being done by people in extreme cold, in sub-zero temperatures.
They may require trained staff that aren't available to operate and maintain and repair them; they may not be able to withstand high temperatures and humidity; and they usually require a constant and reliable supply of electricity.
So if I overlay, and if you overlay all these comfort envelopes, what we see is, in all these places, air temperature has been ranging something from 25 to 35, and if you go on the line, 30, of 30 degrees C ambient temperatures.
Enveloped in temperatures of 130 degrees, men, women, children, entire families in fact, were cloaked in a heavy blanket of dust, while mechanically stacking bricks on their head, up to 18 at a time, and carrying them from the scorching kilns to trucks hundreds of yards away.
And for three months out of the year, the surface temperatures go up to 150 to 180.
Because global temperatures rise, the sea level rises, and it is said thatVenice will disappear in the coming decades.
Also, they operate at high temperatures, and the fuel is molten, so they can't melt down, but in the event that the reactor ever went out of tolerances, or you lost off-site power in the case of something like Fukushima, there's a dump tank.
As the sky gets darker, and the outside air temperatures drop below minus 100 degrees Fahrenheit, the most environmentally hostile segment of Helios's journey has gone by without notice, except for being recorded by specially designed data acquisition systems and their associated sensors.
And these molecules, especially methane and ethane, can be liquids at the surface temperatures of Titan.
Moreover, this whole, entire region, the south polar region, has elevated temperatures.
So we made it very small, so things were about 30 nanometers in size; making it very cold, so at liquid helium temperatures; and changing environment by changing the voltage, and the electrons could make flow around a loop one at a time, on and off, a little memory node.
All these species lived here in the last interglacial period, when temperatures were pretty similar to our own.
Temperatures are increasing, and what's really happening is we're getting a lot of droughts, recurring droughts.
The extreme gravity of these systems is accelerating particles of gas to great speeds, and great speeds means great temperatures.
And then we learned that there are some strains that grow optimally along the equator, where there are higher temperatures, and some that do better at the cooler temperatures as you go north and south.
Temperatures this low give scientists a window into the inner workings of matter, and allow engineers to build incredibly sensitive instruments that tell us more about everything from our exact position on the planet to what’s happening in the farthest reaches of the universe.
How do we create such extreme temperatures?
But there’s a limit to this: even outer space is too warm to create ultra-low temperatures.
Since then, laser cooling has been improved to reach even lower temperatures.
Those are drowned out at normal temperatures, when atoms speed around at hundreds of meters per second.
There's a good match because we understand the physics that controls the temperatures in the stratosphere and what that does to the winds around the southern oceans.
How does pollution, which you can see in the white wisps of sulfate pollution in Europe, how does that affect the temperatures at the surface and the sunlight that you get at the surface?
Clearly there is a low pattern at the beginning of her cycle and then you see this jump and then a higher set of temperatures at the end of her cycle.
But if you do get pregnant, sometimes you actually see another shift in your temperatures and it stays elevated for those whole nine months.
That's why you see those pregnant women just sweating and hot, because their temperatures are high.
You'll see the low temperature level and then a shift and for about five days, that's about the time it takes for the egg to travel down the fallopian tube and implant, and then you see those temperatures start to go up a little bit.
And it's not just about temperatures and it's not just about fertility; we can use data about our bodies to tell us a lot of things.
When it doesn't function, then it shows up in your body temperatures, they tend to be lower than normal or very erratic.
If we go on increasing those concentrations, we risk temperatures over the next century or so that we have not seen on this planet for tens of millions of years.
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