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0 Kelvin is considered the lower limit of temperature. Is there an equivalent upper limit of temperature?

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Gravity is commonly demonstrated by placing weights on a stretched, flexible surface (nylon, for example) and having smaller, round weights roll around these larger, static weights. How does this "2D" demonstration translate into practice in the " "3D" universe?

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0 Kelvin is considered the lower limit of temperature. Is there an equivalent upper limit of temperature?	914
Gravity is commonly demonstrated by placing weights on a stretched, flexible surface (nylon, for example) and having smaller, round weights roll around these larger, static weights. How does this "2D" demonstration translate into practice in the " "3D" universe?	1