The Temperature of 11 Things in Ascending Order

Celsius	Fahrenheit	Note
-273 C	-459 F	Absolute Zero. Absolute Zero is the coldest temperature possible, it’s the temperature at which molecules stop moving and is usually measured as 0 Kelvin. Although, because of microwave background radiation, the coldest possible temperature anywhere in the Universe is actually 2.725 Kelvin
-270 C	-455 F	The temperature of space.
-182 C	-295 F	Temperature at which Oxygen becomes a liquid.
-89 C	128 F	The coldest natural temperature recorded on Earth – Vostok Russian station in Antarctica on August 25, 1960
-40 C	40 F	The point at which Fahrenheit and Celsius are the same.
54 C	130 F	Average human pain threshold for temperature.
37 C	98.6 F	The body temperature of a healthy individual.
57.7 C	136 F	The hottest natural temperature on recorded on Earth – Al’Aziziyah, Libya on the 13th September, 1922
232 C	451 F	The temperature at which paper ignites. Made famous by Ray Bradbury’s book, Fahrenheit 451, in which all books are banned and burned in an oppressive society.
5,515 C	9,940 F	Temperature of the surface of the Sun.
5,709,726 C	10,277,540 F	Temperature of the Suns core.

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