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plasma is most likely to be there in the space. so it cannot undergo to any states of matter as it is considered as a state of matter. coming to Bose Einstein condensate(BEC) it undergoes to it stse when the gas is cooled to lower and lower temperature.

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Q: Can plasma and BEC change into other state of matter?
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