Why Can’t We Reach Absolute Zero?While most of the world measures temperatures in Celsius and the United States clings to Fahrenheit as if its hands were frozen, scientists usually prefer Kelvin. A degree Kelvin marks the same difference in temperature as a degree Celsius, but the starting point is 273.15 degrees lower. If you think that sounds like an odd number, it’s used because that puts 0...
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