i beleive its called a vacuum(spelling). a space entirely devoid of matter, like space. no matter.........what, its still a vacuum, then again it seems as though a vacuum is nothing, so it kinda depends on your definition of nothing, like this bottle has nothing in it, isn't true unless its a vacuum inside, then its nothing, but less than that, there is nothing. is simply impossible. if you had something, took everything away, even all matter, you would have nothing, but to get to less than nothing, youd have to take away something else, but there is nothing else, and even if there was something else, you wouldn't have had nothing to begin with, you would have had something, either way you end up with nothing.
and as far as numerical goes, i'll quote my algebra teacher "if you have a negative, you still have something, its just not positive"
at absolute zero, matter breaks down, molecules and atoms cease to move, thus everything falls apart that not pulled together by gravity, like a room made to go to absolute zero would fall to dust immediately upon reaching that temperature, a chair for example, crumble, into singular atoms.
at absolute zero, matter breaks down, molecules and atoms cease to move, thus everything falls apart that not pulled together by gravity, like a room made to go to absolute zero would fall to dust immediately upon reaching that temperature, a chair for example, crumble, into singular atoms.
cool story bro now i am more interested in absolute zero
The fun part is that absolute zero does not exist. Not even in outer space. Things won't disgregate because thay are in space; and man has not accomplished (yet) obtaining it artificially.
