90 Cold Things

John Spacey, updated on September 04, 2023

Cold is a lack of thermal energy. Cold things have low kinetic energy at the particle level whereby the random motion of their particles is relatively inactive. On Planet Earth, this is primarily associated with locations and time periods that lack the intense sunlight required to create warmth. Cold is also pervasive in outer space where the cosmic background temperature is about -455 degrees Fahrenheit or -270 Celsius. Cold can also be created or distributed by weather and technologies such as a freezer or air conditioner. The following are common cold things, phenoms and places.

Air conditioning	Alaska
Alpine climates	Antarctic
Antarctic ocean	Arctic
Arctic ocean	Avalanche
Blizzards	Boomerang nebula
Canada	Caves
Cold air	Cold climates
Cold front	Cold showers
Condensation	Cooler
Cucumbers	Deep ocean water
Desserts	Dew
Fans	Finland
Fog	Freezer
Freezing rain	Fridge
Frost	Frozen food
Frozen yogurt	Gelato
Glacier	Greenland
Hail	Ice
Ice cream	Ice cream sandwiches
Ice cubes	Ice rinks
Ice sheets	Ice shelves
Ice storms	Ice water
Iceland	Igloo
Jelly	Lakes
Milk	Milkshakes
Mist	Mongolia
Mountains	Night
Nightside of moon	North pole
Ocean	Outer space
Outer space	Permafrost
Polar seas	Popsicle
Pudding	Rain
Rainstorms	Rivers
Russia	Seas
Shaved ice	Siberia
Ski slopes	Sleet
Slush	Smoothies
Snow	Snowball
Snowflakes	Snowman
Snowstorm	Soft drinks
Soft serve	South pole
Sundae	Swimming pools
Tundra	Vapor
Vending Machines	Wind
Winter	Zamboni