There is a theoretical cold point at 0 Kelvin. Is there a theoretical hot point at which something cant get any hotter?
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Interesting question. The answer is no, there is no theoretical maximum temperature like there is a minimum one.
The minimum is because particles stop moving at this temperatures, but there is no theoretical maximum state of excitement of particles as far as we know, therefore in theory temperature could keep on rising infinitely.
In practice there may be a maximum temperature dictated by some physical law, but as of yet we are not aware of it.
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