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NO it is not in theory

The coldest temperatures ever to be reached have been in making Bose-Einstein condensates (tiny clumps of super-cold atoms) which requires cooling to something like 200 nano-kelvins -- mere billionths of a degree above absolute zero.

But to go all the way to zero implies complete lack of particle energy. According to the principles of quantum mechanics, there MUST always be some activity representing energy and therefore a temperature above absolute zero. For example, electron-positron pairs may be created out of vacuum.

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