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Here's the last of our heat questions, but we had to ask! 
(Tip: As some of you noted during a previous post, we have to explain that temperature doesn't add up this way, we just want to provide a fun way to illustrate the heat generated by the Big Bang). #Ariane6pic.twitter.com/SWJZq6V4bh
The big bang is said to have had a temperature of a 100 million trillion trillion Kelvin (a little less in degrees Celsius). A Vulcain 2.1 engine goes up to 3300 ° C, so if temperature could be added this way, it would take about 303 octillion engines to equal this temperaturepic.twitter.com/tq4hLJcntJ
(Again we're not saying that temperature can add up this way. Feel free to explain how heat is produced and can increase down below)
I like the hot as hell
Thanks, we had a lot of expressions like this planned, not all of them made the final cut, but it's nice to know people notice these things.
Hmm... assuming this is not a trick question (and the answer is "infinite") we can go by the Planck temperature of about 1.4132e32 K and Vulcain's 1700 K, which gets us some whopping ~8e28 engines!
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