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little5 (2015-01-17 23:48:18)18 degrees C° @ConnorRonnoc
I converted 0° c to fahrenheit, doubled it, then changed it back.
Nutsy (2015-01-17 23:51:05)In short, mirrors are glass with an aluminum and silver coating.
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carlos11 (2015-01-18 00:44:02)Actually, a more accurate way, or just one that would make more sense, is to use degrees Kelvin.
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I've got a better one guys, if it's 0 degrees celsius today, and it's gonna be twice as cold tomorrow, how cold will it be?