[dleviwing]

Originally Posted by JAK As I understood your description of aether, it always has vibration. Further, I assumed that aether was ubiquitous. So, it seems like absolute zero does not exist anywhere in our universe. True?

JAK;
I don’t think I would use the term “ubiquitous” since there may be parts of our universe that are devoid of EM radiation and thus may actually be an absolute void; if so, this volume would also be at absolute zero. It’s like trying to say how the universe began, we can’t know for sure or even within Pauli’s uncertainty; it’s a big universe JAK!