Yw <3

However, the Celsius scale is still fine as Kelvin thermometers are expensive and it would be difficult to get ppl used to a new scale.

Kelvin is the temperature measurement preferred by scientists since it is based on the absolute zero of outer space without negative numbers. The Celcius scale is based on the boiling & freezing point of water, but it has to be distilled water at one atmosphere of pressure, if the water is not distilled or we are on a mountain, the graduation is no longer exact.

About my theme/UI, quite weird since I haven't changed it :s

Regarding the Fahrenheit scale, I've seen a lot of people on chemistry forums and groups complaining that it's outdated and inappropriate, even making jokes about it. But if we get rigorous, the best scale is not the Celcius but the Kelvin

@nikos3194
Americans methinks, I don't mind it personally, it's funny to pronounce at least.

> 70 degrees

Are there still ppl who continue to use degrees Fahrenheit? lmao

it's been cold here as well. yesterday was really weird. we got 70 degrees which was not normal for winter. I love the warmer weather compared to when it gets super cold though

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This thing broke again -_-

we never spoken but, how are you doing?