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Hottest known temperature in the universe

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_MP_ | 17:35 Sun 01st Oct 2006 | Science
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The hottest I have found is 50 million C. Anyone know if this is the highest recorded. If not what is it?
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I think you need to turn yir thermostat down a wee bit...
Although nobody was around to record it at the time, the temperature at the instant of the Big Bang, 15 billion years ago, has been calculated to have been 10 to the power 34 degrees C, written as: 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000C.
That's nearly a billion billion billion times hotter than 50million C.
Where did you go for that - did you get a good tan?
I'm goung with Lmman's answer ... plus 1
***going*** ffs
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Thanks, I knew the BB was hot. But what about post the BB, has anything been recorded hotter then 50mil C.
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Oh, thanks for the Link.............great web site.

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