Would infinite temperature have infinite heat and energy?
Why do we say that negative temperature is hotter than infinite temperature? Wouldn't that mean it has infinite heat (and energy)?
Given that human beings give off heat and there are so many of us, does this heat affect climate or is it too small? CAN we achieve absolute zero? What is negative temperature then? Why does the heat always flow from high to low temperature? Can there be a temperature colder than 0 Kelvin? What happens at absolute zero temperature? What does No Temperature mean? Why can't the temperature be less than 0 Kelvin? If your body temperature is 98 degrees, then why does temperatures less than that feel hot? Are heat and temperature the same? Is it theoretically possible to achieve the absolute zero temperature? What is temperature? Why is the body temperature of some people hot? If your body temperature is 98 degrees, then why does 83 degrees feel hot? Why is the human body temperature as it is? Can the human body produce a temperature of 10,000 degrees? Why is heat not a fluid? It flows and yet it is considered only as energy. I am confused Why do fans make me feel cooler if they don't actually lower a room's temperature? How can the temperature in outer space be described? Why is -273.15 °C known as absolute zero temperature? Why does gases heat up if we try to cool it by expanding it above inversion temperature? Do our bodies generate heat at a nearly constant rate? What is the lowest temperature in the universe? Why is heating easier than cooling? Why do we feel that some materials are colder than others? Why is specific heat at constant pressure greater than specific heat at constant volume? Why doesn't my body generate enough heat? What happens to matter at very high temperature in terms of physics and how much high temperature can be generated  ? Thermodynamics: What is the difference between heat and thermal energy? What is considered the perfect outside temperature? What is the definition of critical temperature?