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Hey, Daniel, do you know the concept of absolute zero? I don't mean the the vodka. I mean like,

you know, the concept that there's a coldest possible temperature in the universe. Yeah, and I think

that's super awesome. I love when there's something in physics that has an extreme to it. Like,

beyond this point is impossible to go. Extreme physics. You're like, we should have a heavy metal

guitar sound. Yeah, this podcast brought to you by Mountain Dew, Rush the Physics dude. But you know,

I was asking because I was thinking about what is the opposite of absolute zero temperature,

like, is there a maximum temperature in the universe? The hottest thing ever or possible?

Well, if there's a hottest thing ever, it's probably somewhere here in Southern California.

But it's a fascinating concept. Like, is there a point where after you pump in more energy,

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