How could I never experience temperatures above 70F or below 30F?
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San Diego! I told yer sis about this one.
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Sin's answer makes sense, but in terms of the environment I'd have thought it would be the highest temperature which combined with wind chill would take the felt temperature down to 0C/32F. But don't trust me - I'm not a scientist.
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internally only 110'F\nbut externally around 110-130 depending on the person and the conditions
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Are you using your computer in a cool environment? (aka an air conditioned room) If you are then you should be fine. However, computers are suseptible (sp) to the heat. If you are using your computer without proper air conditioning and cool conditions then your computer can suffer heat damage. The fans in there rely on cool air from the outside environment as well in order to keep the internal parts cool. If the outside temperature reaches above 80 degrees the computer will start to slow down and overheat. Overheating can cause the motherboard to warp and the CPU to burn out as well at the other components inside. A Computer CPU can generate a high degree of heat as it is so yes heat CAN affect a computer. My advice is use your computer in an environment 75 degrees or cooler to ensure that the internal fans keep the inside cool as well. Hope this helps you out.
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Its probably the humidity. I have friends from africa who tell me that when its over 100 degrees you don't even sweat.
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nO TEMPRETURE IS RELEASED!
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I think its because you skipped science at school. The answers were mostly simple and logical.\n\nHow high is up? - As high as you want. I like the reference to upness in the best answer. Good word that.\n\nThe temperature question needs rephrasing. I think you need to use absolute zero as a reference. In which case the temperature is about -231.5 degrees F. This will feel a lot more than twice as cold though, since our temperature sensors in our skin don't work that way.
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About 36-40C idle 46C the most on load. You would be fine up to 60C but that would be not really an ideal temp for sure.
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For an adult, any body temperature of 104 or higher is potentially harmful.
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THE HUMAN BODY CAN TOLERATE A VARIATION OF 40 DEGREES C \n(72 DEGREES F) WITH NO PROBLEM, WITH PROPER CLOTHING.
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There is a fairly large variation in what people find to be comfortable, from a low of around 65C for those with high metabolisms or mild hyperthyroidism, to 85 or 90 for those with low metabolism.  The variation for humidity is slightly less, from 30-70%, assuming no physiological problems.  Thus, there is a range, just like any other parameter we live with, like the amount of salt in food, or colors on a wall-there isnt any *one* perfect answer.
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It is to double the C degrees then add 30.  You're right, it's not exact, but pretty close for numbers that could be weather temperatures.
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Things that freeze at temps lower than about 75K.\nOxygen\nMethane\nhydogen\nhelium\netc
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The human body is adapted to be comfortable in temperatures lower than 37 degrees celcius (98.6 degrees F.). This is mostly due to the fact that the body gives off it's own heat - and quite a lot of it. (That is the only reason blankets work - they trap the heat your own body produces.) Our bodies need to give off this heat in order to function properly. This is why in higher temperatures, we are uncomfortable. The heightened outside temperature makes it more difficult for our bodies to get rid of the excess heat that they are producing.
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temperature decreases with increase in altitude
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In the summer everyone likes to set their air conditioners to below 70F.  Winter is the best time to do that!  Each degree below 70F can save significantly on your heating bill because a cooler house loses far less heat to the outdoors and the furnace will have to pull less cold air into the house to go up the chimney.  The cooler the air the easier it will be to keep it humidified, which also affects comfort.  I keep my temperature at about 63F in upper NY State and we are all very comfortable wearing cosy sweaters, etc.\n\nOlder people and infants and very young children can not regulate body temperature as well and the room temperature may have to remain higher (perhaps 70F) to avoid hypothermia.
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98.4degrees farenheit or 37 degrees celsius.it can vary a little.