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From: Archimedes Plutonium on 29 Jun 2010 01:19


> On 9/1/2007 10:01 AM, a_plutonium wrote:
> > Kelvin temperature is different from any other temperature scale
in
> > that it is
> > as basic as mass or distance. Celsius or Fahrenheit are
arbitrary, but
> > Kelvin
> > is not arbitrary. Kelvin is fixed to a physics property where
there is
> > "no motion".
> > Where you have "Absolute Zero" corresponding to "no motion".
> > So when the Cosmic Background Microwave Radiation comes back as
a
> > number that equals (e) of 2.71...... degrees Kelvin and
blackbody
> > radiation
> > is very significant and important and as fixed as that of saying
the
> > hydrogen
> > atom has one proton or that the atomic number for helium is 2.


Rankine is a scalar temperature of Kelvin by a factor of (1.8 if
memory serves me.)


But I am arguing much more in that Kelvin not only has absolute zero
which is
a physics feature of the world where there is "no motion" but that
Kelvin has another
physical feature that makes it the Absolute Temperature Scale as
well
as having
Absolute Zero. Both Rankine and Kelvin have absolute-zero, but what
Kelvin has
that Rankine does not is the tie in or connection to blackbody
radiation. The
Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation is blackbody radiation which
is
special
because it is quantized energy and thus quantized temperature.


So when you assemble Kelvin starting with zero as "no motion" and
then
throw in
a blackbody cavity temperature of some element then you fix Kelvin
as
Absolute
Temperature Scale and where all other temperature scales are scalars
of Kelvin.
So that the temperature of 2.71....K is the actual math number (e)
and
is not arbitrary
but fixed just as (e) is unique and fixed in the Reals.


Here, play a little game here. Pretend that Reals are the Kelvin of
physics, and so you
can construct the Fahrenheit of math with the Fahrenheit Reals or
the
Celsius or Rankine
Reals, but they all are scalars of the true Reals. That is what
Kelvin
is in physics.


In Kelvin scale, 1 degree Kelvin and 0 degree Kelvin are as important
and unique as the
numbers "0" and  "1" are for Reals.


What Blackbody Cavity gives us a 1 degree Kelvin? It is a unique
cavity
because Kelvin
Temperature Scale is an Absolute Temperature Scale that is connected
directly to physics.
I speculate from DeBroglie book of the Thermodynamics of the inside
of
an atom since it gives
2.71... for plutonium that it gives 1 degree Kelvin for the inside
of
the hydrogen electron. Or if
not the electron the inside of the Hydrogen proton as a blackbody
cavity.


So the Kelvin temperature scale is an Absolute Scale because it
starts
with "zero motion"
as zero temperature and has its intervals spaced apart by the
blackbody cavity radiation of
the inside of electrons and protons of atoms. So everything is tied
down in Kelvin.


Whereas all other temperature scales are merely scalar multiples of
Kelvin.


Date: Fri, 07 Sep 2007 13:11:23 -0700
why Kelvin is special; how DeBroglie's book would get 1
degree K for electron or proton cavity Re: ATOM TOTALITY (Atom
Universe) THEORY REPLACES BIG BANG THEORY IN PHYSICS


> What Blackbody Cavity gives us 1 degree Kelvin? It is a unique cavity
> because Kelvin
> Temperature Scale is an Absolute Temperature Scale that is
connected
> directly to physics.
> I speculate from DeBroglie book of the Thermodynamics of the inside
of
> an atom since it gives
> 2.71... for plutonium that it gives 1 degree Kelvin for the inside
of
> the hydrogen electron. Or if
> not the electron the inside of the Hydrogen proton as a blackbody
> cavity.

In DeBroglie's book he establishes formulas for getting a temperature
of the inside of
atoms, blackbody temperature such as the 2.71.... K for microwave
cosmic radiation.


It occurs to me that to get 1 degree Kelvin for a blackbody cavity
simply requires the exponent
in the DeBroglie formulas for blackbody cavities to be of a value of
zero. So a number raised
to the exponent of 0 is equal to 1. Whether that cavity is the
inside
of a single electron free of
an atom or whether it is the inside cavity of a proton, I don't
know.
But there is a blackbody
cavity wherein the radiation is a quantized temperature of 1 degree
Kelvin.


And it is this metricification of Kelvin temperature starting with 0
as "no motion" and then
1 degree Kelvin as a electron blackbody cavity and where plutonium
atom of its 94th electron
has a cavity that gives 2.71 degrees Kelvin.


It is this progression of blackbody cavities that assigns unique
values to Kelvin and makes
Kelvin Temperature Scale an Absolute Temperature Scale.

Archimedes Plutonium
http://www.iw.net/~a_plutonium/
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies
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