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Buster · 12-25-2000, 11:54 PM

I beleive your right Joe, we can not reach Absolute Zero on earth. Absolute Zero is apx. -450 degrees F. or 0 kelvin. Experiments have come close, Liquid helium has been cooled to 90 microK (a "microkelvin" is 10-6 K). I think that pretty damn close to Absolute Zero though...

~Buster

12-25-2000, 11:54 PM	#7
Buster Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: California Posts: 89	I beleive your right Joe, we can not reach Absolute Zero on earth. Absolute Zero is apx. -450 degrees F. or 0 kelvin. Experiments have come close, Liquid helium has been cooled to 90 microK (a "microkelvin" is 10-6 K). I think that pretty damn close to Absolute Zero though... ~Buster