As far as I know, there is only a theoretical limit to how hot something can get. This is because the hotter something gets, the faster it’s atoms move around. Nothing can move faster than light, so there must be a limit to how hot something can get right? Otherwise, it would just get hotter and hotter until the atoms move as fast as light, and then faster. So there must be a limit, right?

Maybe, but what if when something gets really, really really (etc) hot, it BECOMES light?

To be honest, I am probably wrong and there are probably loads of mistakes in this. So, could somebody who knows more than me tell me if I am right or not in the comments?

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