17 Oct '05 21:18>
Originally posted by sasquatch672ROFL
Read the thread and nothing satisfied me, so here we go: what we know as temperature is actually a level of atomic activity. Temperature actually measures the amount of atomic vibrations in a given space. Scientists have actually achieved temperatures four millionths of a degree above absolute zero. As long as there is mass - any mass, and keep in m ...[text shortened]... e - absolute zero is unattainable. You can approach it asymptotically but you can't get there.
If you read the thread You'd know that the whole issue was finished with a while back.