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just wondering
how can matter be at a state for absolute 0 (0 kelvin), because it would mean that electrons arent moving , and that they've got no energy.
Nothing moving doesn't seem very possible because there's the 4 fundamental forces ( example : how can the gravitational force of an object suddenly fade away)
So is there a limit of extreme cold temperature for our maily atom-based environment ?
how can matter be at a state for absolute 0 (0 kelvin), because it would mean that electrons arent moving , and that they've got no energy.
Nothing moving doesn't seem very possible because there's the 4 fundamental forces ( example : how can the gravitational force of an object suddenly fade away)
So is there a limit of extreme cold temperature for our maily atom-based environment ?