The weather shows 100 degrees.

For humans, 100 degrees Celsius and-100 degrees Celsius are terrible temperatures, but in comparison, 100 degrees Celsius is even more terrible.

/kloc-the temperature of 0/00 degrees Celsius is unbearable for most living things, and it is simply unbearable for human beings. Naked at this temperature can last for a few seconds. No matter what method humans take, it is impossible to persist for too long, and the plants and animals on the surface will soon be reduced to ashes.

Some people say that air conditioning can be used, no matter where the electricity comes from. The metal parts and plastic parts of the air conditioner can't last long, but they will soften and melt in a short time, and soon this air conditioner will not work.

Some people may say that it is theoretically feasible to dig a hole deep enough for people to hide inside, but what about the air? It is useless without air and contact with the outside world. If we want to exchange air, hot air will soon turn it into high temperature, so human beings still can't survive.

-/kloc-What is the concept of 0/00 degree? The temperature is terrible. Have you seen the disaster film The Day After Tomorrow? It tells the story of how human beings survive in extremely low temperature. A helicopter's oil pipe froze and crashed, and the pilot opened the hatch and instantly turned into an ice sculpture. I don't know what the temperature was at that time, but I didn't feel it was MINUS 100 degrees.

But in the environment of minus 100 degrees, as long as human beings take appropriate preventive measures, there is still a chance to survive. As long as there are enough carbonaceous materials to burn, or use nuclear fission or nuclear fusion to generate energy and raise the temperature to an acceptable temperature for human beings, it can be done with the technology that human beings now have.

Or developing into underground space is also a way of life, because the earth itself can generate enough heat for human heating.

As far as human beings are concerned, there is basically no chance of survival at 100 degrees Celsius, but there is still a chance of survival at MINUS 100 degrees Celsius. So 100 degrees Celsius is more terrible than minus 100 degrees Celsius.