What Is the Coldest Place in the Universe
You think the dark side of Pluto is cold. You think the void between galaxies is colder. But none of them compare to a laboratory on Earth.In this episode, I reveal the coldest place in the entire universe — and it is not in space. The Boomerang Nebula holds the natural record at minus 458 degrees Fahrenheit, just one degree above absolute zero. But humans have gone further. Much further. The Cold Atom Laboratory on the International Space Station has achieved temperatures of minus 459.6 degrees Fahrenheit — 100 million times colder than deep space. And on Earth, the FermiLab's Cold Box…
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