Can the human body produce a temperature of 10,000 degrees?
Why are humans the only animal capable of raising its body temperature to 10,000+ degrees?
Why is the human body temperature as it is? Do our bodies generate heat at a nearly constant rate? Why does giving blood raise your body temperature? Why is the body temperature of some people hot? What is that power which keeps our body temperature at 36 C? Why does our body prefer a room temperature of 21 degrees while the body itself prefers to be 37 degrees? Does the specific heat capacity of a body depend upon its mass? How does the body generate heat? Why doesn't my body generate enough heat? Given that human beings give off heat and there are so many of us, does this heat affect climate or is it too small? Why do we have different scales of measuring temperature (e.g. Fahrenheit, Celsius and degree)? What is temperature? What is the perfect human body temperature? And why is the body temperature that as it is? Why can't we just add 32 degrees to get from Celsius to Fahrenheit? Why does it have to be more complicated? Does the human body adapt to heat with an extended exposure (more than a year)? Seeing how 98.6° is an approximation, what is the exact temperature of the human body? How many decimal places are we not shown? What are examples cold and warm blooded animals? Is cow's milk heat or cold to the body? If your body temperature is 98 degrees, then why does temperatures less than that feel hot? Why do we say that negative temperature is hotter than infinite temperature? Wouldn't that mean it has infinite heat (and energy)? What are the characteristics of warm blooded animals? What are some examples? Why is "blood temperature" biologically important? If your body temperature is 98 degrees, then why does 83 degrees feel hot? How do warm blooded and cold blooded animals compare and contrast? What does No Temperature mean? Why does the United States use the Fahrenheit scale to measure temperature? During fever, why do we feel cold when our body temperature rises? Why are testicles so vulnerable? I know sperm needs to be below body temperature, but why didn't evolution allow it to tolerate a higher temperature? What non veg items increase body temperature? Why do we sweat when it's 37 degrees outside, even though that is our body temperature?