There is an absolute zero, but is there an absolute "hot"?
We have absolute zero. Is there absolute hot?
CAN we achieve absolute zero? What is negative temperature then? Is it theoretically possible to achieve the absolute zero temperature? What happens at absolute zero temperature? If absolute zero, i.e., -273 degrees has never been attained, then how do we know that this is really absolute zero? What is zero point energy? What happens at absolute zero? Why is absolute zero temperature -273.15 degrees? What is so special about this number? What is zero energy home? Is zero point energy infinite in reality or just in a mathematical way? Why is -273.15 °C known as absolute zero temperature? Is zero an even number? Is there infinite energy in zero point energy in reality? (Not only in mathematics) Is there infinite energy in zero point energy or it is just a mathematical result with no physical existence? What does zero of potential energy mean? How is the total energy of the universe zero? Why? What is zero energy building? What is the total energy of the Universe? Is it zero? Is zero point energy/vacuum energy infinite in real world? Saying that zero point energy is infinite and that there are infinite potential virtual particles in vacuum is real or a mathematical thing? Is zero a rational or irrational number? Why is the total energy of the universe zero? Is zero point energy or vacuum energy infinite in real world? How many zeros are in 1 million? What is absolute 0? Saying there is infinite energy in zero point energy and infinite virtual particles in vacuum energy, is this a real or just a mathematical thing? What is zero times infinity? Is 0/0 zero or infinity? And why? Is zero to the power infinity zero? Why do we say that negative temperature is hotter than infinite temperature? Wouldn't that mean it has infinite heat (and energy)? What is the lowest temperature in the universe?