05-22-03 16:07
(Rated as: retarded)
(Stranger)
05-22-03 17:38
No 434745
it is a retarded question and, no, you cannot.
HRH The Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester, Knight of the Garter, Rogerer of Servant Girls
(Hive Bee)
05-22-03 19:29
No 434755
I seem to recall that data are available for the ratio of heat to light that various lightbulbs produce which would make this answer calculable. Whatever you're trying to do, why not just set it up and run an experiment. Then you'll know...
(Stranger)
05-22-03 19:54
No 434758
Castortrip asks: can the temperature be calculated? The temperature of what: the filament, the bulb envelope, a magic banana, what? The question is meaningless and hence, it cannot be calculated. The answer is no.
HRH The Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester, Knight of the Garter, Rogerer of Servant Girls
05-22-03 20:05
(Rated as: offending)