What are cold particles?

Answer 1

Cold particles are particles that can attach too any materials, including air, whatever they bond with they freeze. Cold particles attach to slow moving objects because they are slow, thus they cannot attach or find it difficult to attach to accelerating objects. Picture this, when slowly entering a swimming pool you find it cold because you are slowly entering the pool which is full of cold particles, where as if you jump in, you are entering at a faster acceleration, the cold particles cant attach to you and you find the pool warmer than if you were to climb in. Cold particles are so small they are invisible to the naked eye, and even to a microscope, so small, that some would say they don't exist. The correct name for a cold particle is 'tnucaeruoy', the 'T' is silent, but is most commonly referred to as a cold particle.

Professor Westwood

University of Cambridge

Answer 2

Cold particles typically refer to particles that are moving at low velocities, close to or at rest. This can occur at very low temperatures, or in certain experimental setups where particles are cooled and trapped using various techniques. Cold particles are often used in physics research to study quantum phenomena and to create exotic states of matter.