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Re: Re: 0 Kelvin Happens?

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Posted by Alexander on February 23, 2001 05:43:08 UTC

Well, not in actual space where you have various sources of energy like stars and even when you are away from them you still have 2.7 K background radiation which will not let you go colder.

In the labs they achieved nanokelvin temperatures, I think.

I do not think, 0 K is special.

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