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Originally Posted by TheShadow
Absolute zero is fun. Weeeeird things happen at absolute zero.
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Yeah, like all molecular movement in the entire universe stops...
Nothing can ever be absolute 0, because that means it's not getting bumped by radiation from nearby jiggling molecules, which means that they're not moving (cuz if they were moving, they'd be makin' radiation), which means that they're not getting bumped by nearby jiggling molecules, which means that they're not getting bumped by nearby jiggling molecules, which means that they're not getting bumped by nearby jiggling molecules, which means that they're not getting bumped by nearby jiggling molecules, which means that they're not getting bumped by nearby jiggling molecules, which means that they're not getting bumped by nearby jiggling molecules, which means that they're not getting bumped by nearby jiggling molecules, which means that they're not getting bumped by nearby jiggling molecules, and so on and so on.
