Is it actually possible to achieve absolute zero?
From what I understand energy flows out of a system from high energy state to a low energy state. Which means that in order for us to reach absolute zero with basic matter, that last bit of kinetic energy that a molecule or atom for example has, would have to go from that system to a system of lower energy. Which would not work in the case of absolute zero, in order to get to absolute zero we would have to have a lower energy state (lower than absolute zero) available to draw that energy away from that molecule or atom.
Is my thought pattern correct?