If it sounds to good to be true!!!

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  1. Gneiss

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    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Coleman-Propane-Fuel-Twin-Pack-465g-Non-Refillable-Gas-Cylinder-Pack-of-2-/190755848841?hash=item2c69ef4289:m:mpY3-wnKtgoGaWJjJpY1oXQ

    "PROPANE NON REFILLABLE CYLINDER TWIN PACK Propane can be used from down to -420C" :shock:
     
  2. David Shouksmith

    David Shouksmith India Founder Member

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    Hmm - that should excite a good few scientists all over the planet. :D/

    Absolute zero was formerly thought to be -273C... 8)
     
  3. James

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    Maybe he had something else on his mind 1445950358-getting-stoned.gif
     
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    Should have used that to power Philae!
     
  5. longilily United Kingdom

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    Think ill get some of that boys ! Might just come in handy if things get colder than 0 Kelvin :roll: :lol:
     
  6. David Shouksmith

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    Absolute zero rules - 0K...
     
  7. Jones the lamp

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    Obviously the zero was meant to be a superscript "o" to indicate degrees
     

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