Methane Scale



Temperature scale, mostly used by titanites who spend time or have dealings on the surface, that places the zero mark at the freezing/melting point of methane (90.7 K).

Officially called the Methane Scale, it is sometimes called the Titanite Scale. Room temperature (70° F, 21° C, 294 K) would be notated 204° M.

Common Conversions
Key: K = Kelvin, M = Methane, C = Centigrade, F = Fahrenheit

History
Informal use began among the first Titan settlers within a few years of their arrival, and became official within a few decades. It is now a standard scale, with conversion tools commonly available.