Off the top of my head I can definitely sort these into tiers. I don’t know any numbers though other than 2700K for incandescent filaments and like 600F for self-cleaning ovens.
solar flares (these are made of plasma and go very fast, so they’re very hot) welding torches (hottest combustion temperatures, much above this everything is plasma) incandescent filaments, volcano, boiling point of lead, fighter jet exhaust (most things melt and glow white or yellow, normal combustion) campfires, Venus, self-cleaning ovens (most things don’t melt and glow reddish or not at all)
No idea where to put fulgerites or Chernobyl because I don’t know what happens to things there. But you can definitely make inferences like:
~everything melts in a welding torch, but incandescent filaments don’t melt because if they got close they would break. So welding torch > incandescent filaments
incandescent filaments > Venus because we sent cameras to Venus in the 1970s, the cameras didn’t immediately melt, and not everything was glowing bright yellow in the pictures
Off the top of my head I can definitely sort these into tiers. I don’t know any numbers though other than 2700K for incandescent filaments and like 600F for self-cleaning ovens.
solar flares (these are made of plasma and go very fast, so they’re very hot)
welding torches (hottest combustion temperatures, much above this everything is plasma)
incandescent filaments, volcano, boiling point of lead, fighter jet exhaust (most things melt and glow white or yellow, normal combustion)
campfires, Venus, self-cleaning ovens (most things don’t melt and glow reddish or not at all)
No idea where to put fulgerites or Chernobyl because I don’t know what happens to things there. But you can definitely make inferences like:
~everything melts in a welding torch, but incandescent filaments don’t melt because if they got close they would break. So welding torch > incandescent filaments
incandescent filaments > Venus because we sent cameras to Venus in the 1970s, the cameras didn’t immediately melt, and not everything was glowing bright yellow in the pictures