Absolute Zero or not?

[LordGriffin1000]

1. If I froze someone in a block of ice and steam/smoke was comming from the ice, is that a sign of absolute zero?.

2. If i froze pure energy, is that a sign of absolute zero?.

 

[Elizhaa]

I believed

1. Unless stated directly, it would ice manipulation

2. Could be, but seem to imply some form of Power Nullification similar to Tōshirō Hitsugaya

 

[Omimi]

2. If i froze pure energy, is that a sign of absolute zero?.


i also want to know that

 

[Crimson_Azoth]

1. If I froze someone in a block of ice and steam/smoke was comming from the ice, is that a sign of absolute zero?.

Nope. Absolute zero turns everything, and I mean everything, into ice. It is a temperature so low that not a single atom has energy, even the superenergetic hydrogen and helium. If smoke and steam is still rising from the ice, it isn't at absolute zero. If hydrogen and helium are frozen, water molocules which is what steam is, don't stand a chance.

 

[AstralKing7]

ABZ when it comes to energy is more of it stopping energy from being made while its different from just freezing pure energy.

 

[LordGriffin1000]

@Crimson

Thanks.

What about the second?.

 

[Crimson_Azoth]

I'm sorry mate, I'd have no idea. What I know about Absolute Zero doesn't extend beyond what my Chemistry teacher taught me earlier this year. While I do remember the discussion about gasses, and would know what to do regarding them, I have no evidence with me re the second one.

My guess would be yes, but I will have to research that further.

 

[LordGriffin1000]

I see, guess I'll wait for further input.

 

[A_Stoned_Orc]

ABZ = the complete and total lack of energy.

Freezing energy in place would be some sort of physics defying feat. At absolute zero, there would be no energy to freeze in the first place, IIRC.

 

[LuciusAterna]

Nope. Absolute zero turns everything, and I mean everything, into ice. It is a temperature so low that not a single atom has energy, even the superenergetic hydrogen and helium. If smoke and steam is still rising from the ice, it isn't at absolute zero. If hydrogen and helium are frozen, water molocules which is what steam is, don't stand a chance.

Actually, absolutely zero doesn't turn thing in to ice. It'll be an unidentifiable black mass most likely. This is because object in absolute zero can't interact with anything (including light, that's why it has black color). Also, close to absolutely zero object stays in Bose-Einstein condensate which is not solid, liquid or gas. This thing is a super liquid and act similar to plasma that falls to ground instead of flying straight up into the sky.

So, if u see something freeze, it's not close to absolute zero at all.