It seems like the concept of absolute zero is well known and we've even approached to a billionth of a kelvin degree above it. But absolute hot has several different theories all very different from eachother.
The gist of what I get is that the temperature range between absolute zero & hot is the range that physics as we know it operates. Above and below this range is an area where physics and math break down. From reading the articles below, I didn't really understand how they determined what these limits are or why it was so much easier to figure out what absolute zero is as opposed to absolute hot?
Also, are there any theories about what happens if we find a way to exceed these limits?
Milestones in Cold Research
NOVA | Milestones in Cold Research
A Sense of Scale: Absolute Zero
NOVA | A Sense of Scale: Absolute Zero
Absolute Hot
NOVA | Absolute Hot