@The-Con
Not really a theory. At 0 degrees, the atom has no energy (as energy creates heat). Unless everything we know is wrong, you can not have a substance with negative energy. (please note, this is the quantity of energy, not the charge of energy)

On earth, we can not reach absolute 0 in a lab, but close to it.

@rdococ

What real uses would this element have anyway? (Other than "it would be cool")

@The-Con (View Post)
Absolutely no motion within a substance. No possible way to decrease KE.... ye cannot go colder,

Yeah when water is cold it freezes because it has no energy.When metal is hot it melts because the molecules are moving so much it melts.

@Finalflash50 (View Post)
I was just a bit shocked...I am starting 2 feel hate coming from you.

@Catelite
To me, negative energy is in the same box as negative distances.

But this is getting into the metaphysical side of science -.-

You could think of negative as being endothermic, absorbing heat not producing it... but as heat is the average kinetic energy and at absolute zero KE=0, you cannot reduce KE any more (thank goodness for those engineering physics courses I took lol)

This sounds like a sort of good idea. The mods should put it on the bottom of their priority list.