Is there any explanation as to why absolute zero is capped at -273 degrees while heat can go waaay much higher on the cold/heat scale? Or does it really just go "Thats just how it is"?
Is the absolute zero simply the lowest that can be scientifically proven at the moment? Is there any evidence that it could go even colder?
I just always found it curious that cold has such a limitation and heat doesent. Logically one could assume the cold scale could go as far as the heat scale, due to some sort of equilibrium? I dunno...