What Are Negative Temperatures and How Do They Defy Absolute Zero?

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Researchers have discovered the concept of negative temperatures, which defy the traditional understanding of absolute zero as the coldest possible temperature. This phenomenon suggests the potential for a perpetual heat source, although skepticism remains regarding its practical applications and the need for experimental verification. The topic has sparked significant interest, leading to multiple discussions on the same subject. The community is eager for further exploration and validation of these findings. Overall, the implications of negative temperatures could challenge existing thermodynamic principles.
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Perpetual heat source and a way to prevent heat death! :D Or, at least, I hope. Probably not really.
 
Sounds like 'cold fusion' hopes...I'll wait for some experimental verification by others.
 
This is the third thread on this topic today.

There's an ongoing discussion on negative temperatures in this thread: [thread]662268[/thread].

I'm closing this thread since there's no reason to have three active threads on the same subject.
 
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