Is Cold an Absolute? Can Anti-Cold Exist in an Alternate Universe?

@GerOttman Everything we understand is at our current level of understanding.

@Nitedoc You figured that out all on your own, didn't you? Impressive... Did you know that water is wet??? (shhhh...)

@GerOttman It's wet in our current level of understanding!

@Repete I'll just go at night. Problem solved!

@GerOttman

I just recall that description of what antimatter is.

@JoyfulSilence that's kind of what I was thinking. In an anti-matter universe moving backward in time anti-cold just makes sense!

@GerOttman

I could use some anti-cold. Or anti-winter.

@MarineBob well ask him next time you see him and get back to me!

@SW-User an absolute heat and no limit on cold, interesting!

@DrWatson Absolute 0 on the Kelvin scale defines the maximum known limit of cold. All molecular, perhaps even atomic motion stops. Mathematically, negative numbers on this scale could be computed. Could an alternative universe exist in which these are real numbers and what properties would materials have in that universe?

@SW-User I was going to cover anti-entropy in a separate post!

@pdockal it's more a study of absolutes. Zero Kelvin describes our current understanding of a physical universe. Could there exist a negative Kelvin value in an alternate universe or is it along the lines of being at the North pole and trying to go more North? Could there exist a state where you could go more North in another dimension for that matter?

@GerOttman

Not what you asked originally

@pdockal it was kinda conceptual and open ended sort of thing. you know like when it says, "this page intentionally left blank" I mean, why not just put some artwork or a quiz in that space instead of wasting it? but I guess that's going to have to wait for a different post!

@DDonde Imagine it mathematically, much like calculations for time the sign does not affect the equation even though there is no observed occurrence in our universe.