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Good question actually!
I mean, you can survive temperatures like this
in a sauna and you can do so for quite a while, and if you have 60000
people, each of them is burning 10 watts or so, you have 600kW as
heating ...
but to be honest: I think they exaggerated a little
bit. Of course it was hot, but I think it's difficult to reach those
temperatures in reality. In theory it's no problem, but then you have to
insulate that building, and in practice you "usually" open a window :)
Bye,
Andreas
[note added by MadSci Admin: It is also not clear if they were discussing the temperature in the stadium NEAR the field or if they were talking about the actual FIELD itself. If there were a full sun on the field in ambient temperatures of over 100 then the field SURFACE could actually reach very high temperatures.]
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