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As we approach absolute zero, taking all the energy
out of the system,5 the
chemical elements of which the apparatus parts consist
each have unique atomic-frequency
temperatures that are inherently different. This is
evident to anyone who, within the same
room temperature, has in swift succession touched glass,
plastic, leather, or whatever it
might be. Therefore, as in cryogenics we approach absolute
zero (for the whole system's
average temperature), the temperature of some of the
elemental components of the
experiment go through to the other side of zero, while
others stay on this side__with the
whole aggregate averaging just short of right on absolute
zero. As a consequence of some
components going through to the other side of zero,
some of the most extraordinary
things happen, such as liquids flowing in antigravity
directions. This is the inside-out
Universe.
(Footnote 5: See Secs.
205.02,
251.02,
427.01, and
443.02.)
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