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At what temperature is absolute zero

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Absolute zero is the temperature where all vibrations of molecules
would stop, and a substance would have no thermal energy at all.
That temperature can't be created, even in laboratories. Even
outer space is not quite that cold.

Absolute zero is . . .

-- negative 273.15° Celsius

-- negative 459.67° Fahrenheit

-- zero Kelvin

(Interstellar outer space is about 3 Kelvin.)


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