Absolute zero is almost always colder than sub-zero.
Absolute zero is almost always colder than sub-zero.
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"Almost?"
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Well. Sub-zero is a range. 0K, or absolute zero, is sub 0°C. So sub zero can be equal to absolute zero in one instance of the range.
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I think they're making a Kelvin joke.
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|0| = 0
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What about relative zero?
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relative zero is an even number! There I said it, and I don't care what any of you think of me.
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This lead me to wondering: Do the Fahrenheit people talk about sub-zero as well?!
I had never thought of that possibility. 0 degrees is just generally cold, but -17,778 degrees is already in the area of "seriously cold".
Yes, they're referencing different zeros