Thermodynamics
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The absolute zero
it can't get any colder!

The absolute zero is the assumed point of the lowest temperature. This point cannot be surpassed and is theoretically unattainable according to the third law of thermodynamics. At absolute zero, particles or molecules of a system have no internal energy and exhibit no movement.

In short, it can't get any colder!

This point was defined at 0 Kelvin

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