Where is the coldest place in the universe?

[dave_rhino]

On the moon?

In deep space?




Nope, right here on Earth.

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At even lower temperatures, some liquefied gases become "superfluids" capable of oozing through walls solid enough to hold any other sort of liquid; they even seem to defy gravity as they creep up, over and out of their containers.

Quite an interesting read.