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Hypothetically, if a user’s ice is able to withstand heat that rivals the core of the sun(15 million Degrees Celsius) would that said ice be absolute zero?
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Is it Absolute Zero?
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The problem is that absolute zero is nowhere near as heat resistant as many people think. In fact the reason why absolute zero can't be achieved in labs is because a single ray of light or a speck of dust breaks it by adding a tiny amount of heat. Absolute zero wouldn't last a second against the heat of the sun.
It would be best used as a power feat and a heat resistance feat.
It would be best used as a power feat and a heat resistance feat.
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No, it would not count as Absolute Zero either way.
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Absolute Zero is hypothesized/theorized irl so it wouldn’t even matter. At best, you get near AZ and that is it.
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What would it be then
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It doesn't matter, no negative temperature would survive unless it's continually "fueled", so basically you could keep even a normal block of ice at -1º on the sun as long as the energy of the sun is not reaching it or if you are freezing it as fast or faster than the sun can heat it.
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it will still been extreme cold, but you gonna need to make extreme amounts of coldness if you intended to freeze the sun
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In short, it's a power feat, and maybe heat resistance.
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Also isn’t there an issue with quantum fluctuations as there is energy in a vacuum state?
