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Originally Posted by dleviwing Lloyd;
Basically in thermodynamics, all temperature phenomena reduces to a fundamental aspect as to the "degree of freedom" of the substance. If you can stop all the motion of matter then you can produce "Absolute Zero". The conservation laws of mass and energy however, indicate this is not possible.
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David, I guess my post was a little confusing, as I was relying on my previous posts order to support the short post referred. I didn't intend to mean reducing the present state of the universe or any part of it to absolute zero, as that is clearly impossible. I was referring to the initial state of the original singularity being in a state of absolute zero temp. The conservation laws of mass and energy do not apply here as the prerequisites haven't yet formed.
Sorry for the confusion,
Lloyd