26 questions linked to/from Why is there no absolute maximum temperature?
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### Is there a highest temperature? [duplicate]

Im new to physics and do not yet know of all of the terms and math. I was wondering about temperature. I read that there is the lowest temperature which is absolute zero where nothing happens, i.e. ...
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### How hot particles can get [duplicate]

One way in which an object is affected by temperature rise is that the wavelength of the radiation it emits is gets smaller and smaller. Another way of looking at it is that as an object gets hotter, ...
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### What--is the Ultimate Limit of heat based off c? [duplicate]

As heat goes up, molecules start moving at a faster rate. A gas molecule, if unhindered, could speed across the United States in three hours. I don't even want to know about plasma. But if heat ...
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### Is there/could there be a theoretical absolute hot? [duplicate]

We know there is a theoretical absolute zero (0K) at which particles have no kinetic energy, but is there an absolute hot at which a particle can be given no more kinetic energy?
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### Is there a “high temperature” variant of 0 degrees Kelvin? [duplicate]

I know that -273.15 degrees celsius, also known as Absolute Zero or 0K is the low temperature limit for objects, but is it possible that there is a 'highest temperature?' I would have to guess that ...
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### Could Something Infinitely Heat Up? [duplicate]

If there was a perfect environment, and something was able to continue to heat up indefinitely, what would happen?.. What would be the outcome of something continuously heating up?
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### Maximum temperature that can be achieved [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: Why is there no absolute maximum temperature? Is there any upper limit of the temperature that can be achieved? Is the speed of light a kind of barrier?
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### Upper bound for the Kelvin scale [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: Why is there no absolute maximum temperature? On the Kelvin scale, absolute zero represents the temperature at which there is no thermal motion. Consequently, speaking of $-r$ ...
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### Why is it physically impossible to heat something higher than Planck's Temperature (absolute hot) [duplicate]

Why can't we just keep heating matter past Planck's temperature? Planck's temperate or 10 to the power of 32 Kelvin is the hottest temperature possible. If you're shooting an atom with heat radiation ...
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### Highest temperature [duplicate]

The temperature of a body varies with the KE of its particles. The maximum KE can be obtained by making the atoms move about near the speed of light. Let us take the body as a gas so that the body can ...
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### What is highest temperature which is attainable? [duplicate]

We all know that there is a limit to the lowest temperature which can be achieved i.e. $0K$. But I wanted to know if there is a limit to the highest temperature which can be attained. And if there is ...
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### Thermodynamic planks temperature [duplicate]

There is a limit of temperature that is about $0$ K = $-273.15$ $^\circ$C. Is there any maximum limit?
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### Is there a limit to how hot an object can be? [duplicate]

We know that speed of physical object cant exceed speed of light, a body cant be cooler than 0k, thus does there exist a limit to hotness of an object?