Hi there, as far as I know there isn’t an absolute maximum temperature. The temperatures inside the sun are millions of degrees, and perhaps in things like fusion experiments you could get 100,000,000 degrees… but as far as I know theoretically there is no maximum? Tell me if I’m wrong, always happy to be corrected 🙂
Another great q!
I think the highest known temperature is 2.538 x 10^32 degrees Fahrenheit but we realise that we dont know everything we can know about physics which means we dont know if that is the highest temperature possible.
We don’t know if there is an absolute maximum temperature – our knowledge beyond planck time is incomplete (the furthest we can theoretically see back in time to) – that’s about 10^32 kelvin, but beyond that, who knows.
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