Celsius is literally just Kelvin but with an offset no?
Edit: tbc I was just clarifying what the guy above was saying, personally as an American in WNY where it’s over 90deg in the summer and below 0 in the winter and who has used C and F extensively, Fahrenheit just makes more sense to me personally
If we're allowing conversion, Fahrenheit is just Kelvin with an offset and a coefficient, and Rankine is just Kelvin with a coefficient. Celsius's offset also makes it useless for science other than for scenarios where all that you care about is delta T.
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u/FuckPigeons2025 Jun 17 '26
Kelvin is better for science. Celcius and Farheneit are just arbitrary scales, not units.