Ice Cold

Originally posted by FabianFnas
Drake states the probablility and hence how many scientific well developed civilisations there is in the Universe. Another factor and we get the number of intelligent technological civilisations *with* a laboratory producing Einstein Bose condensate. (What will they call the matter?)

Nature itself can't produce EB condencsate, right? Not even God himself? So this is a invention of man, and man alone, isn't it? As far we know it, of course...

I suppose, given godlike powers, you could simply WILL a thing to be at one microkelvin if you want, the excess energy has to go somewhere unless those godlike powers takes care of the conservation of energy stuff.

Originally posted by FabianFnas
Tell me, Gino, where is the coldest known place in entire Universe?

Define "coldest". For "lowest average speed of particles", it's a lab somewhere on Earth. For "least total thermic energy", it's outer space. The particles there go a lot faster, true, but there are so few of them.

Richard

Originally posted by FabianFnas
Now I have rephreased my statement to "And this is the coldest known place in the entire Universe!" because other intelligent beings with laboratories than the earthly ones are not known.

If you really want to cover yourself from the pedants (like me 🙂) you're going to have to add "known by us". If there are any other intelligent beings out there, they probably know about themselves!

Originally posted by mtthw
If you really want to cover yourself from the pedants (like me 🙂) you're going to have to add "known by us". If there are any other intelligent beings out there, they probably know about themselves!

And they are probably thinking, "wow, we have here the coldest place in the whole UNIVERSE!"

Originally posted by sonhouse
And they are probably thinking, "wow, we have here the coldest place in the whole UNIVERSE!"

Like "The Earthlings can onbly be a millionth of a Kelvin from the absolute zero, hehe stoneage! We, the real guys, drink bear with a temp of a billionth of a Kelvin every night!"

Originally posted by FabianFnas
Like "The Earthlings can onbly be a millionth of a Kelvin from the absolute zero, hehe stoneage! We, the real guys, drink bear with a temp of a billionth of a Kelvin every night!"

But then the Ogalithums from karpilian galaxy with a trillionth of K, king of the hill!

Originally posted by sonhouse
But then the Ogalithums from karpilian galaxy with a trillionth of K, king of the hill!

Their beer has the label "Einstein Bose", but they don't know why. Tastes like elephant pee though.

Originally posted by FabianFnas
Their beer has the label "Einstein Bose", but they don't know why. Tastes like elephant pee though.

That's because it IS elephant pee.....

Originally posted by sonhouse
That's because it IS elephant pee.....

Because they like elephant pee. Exotic stuff in this environs. Or they have to chill it to a trillionth Kelvin to avoid the smell...

Originally posted by FabianFnas
Because they like elephant pee. Exotic stuff in this environs. Or they have to chill it to a trillionth Kelvin to avoid the smell...

A good solid choice, I see.

Originally posted by GinoJ
Tell me somewhere on this earth where the Fahrenheit and Celcius temperatures are equal.

Show your work.

Everywhere! Both are measurements of temperature. Neither is better or worse than the other!

Originally posted by Gastel
Everywhere! Both are measurements of temperature. Neither is better or worse than the other!

You must be the genius of the village.

Bravo!

Originally posted by GinoJ
You must be the genius of the village.

Bravo!

Thanks for noticing! Charlie!

Originally posted by Gastel
Thanks for noticing! Charlie!

Does 'genius' mean what I think it is suposed to mean?