finally antigravity

[Anonymous No.5597274]

http://newrisingmedia.com/all/2013/1/4/scientists-reach-a-temperature-lower-than-absolute-zero.html

So if I do this to a bunch of hydrogen and oxygen atoms would they still be able to combine into water?
If so can I finally have my flying swimming pool?

[Anonymous No.5597279]

>Have a pool party with elements at negative kelvin
>People catch on fire as soon as they touch the liquid
>???
>Jail

[Schaiffe !zribfvVT8o No.5597286]

>>5597279
Why would you catch on fire if the temperature if very cold?

[Anonymous No.5597289]

>>5597279
would it really be physically hot?

[Anonymous No.5597292]

>>5597286

Who says negative kelvin is cold?

[Anonymous No.5597295]

http://m.sciencemag.org/content/339/6115/52

anyone able to get the full text pdf so we might be able to repeat this ourselves?

[Schaiffe !zribfvVT8o No.5597297]

>>5597292
Because higher temperatures are hot, and low temperatures are cold.
If -273K is very very cold, then somehow lowering the temperature even more would surely make it even colder, yes?

[Anonymous No.5597306]

If I drink negative kelvin water would I super jump or fly?

[Anonymous No.5597307]

>>5597297
>negative K

it's not what you think it is,
it's just a clever means of achieving population inversion

[Anonymous No.5597320]

Space Zeppelin bouyant on gravity

[Anonymous No.5597328]

>With this breakthrough has come some rather interesting side effects, leading to potential "new forms of matter." For example, while atoms are usually pulled downward by gravity, those below absolute zero float upwards instead.

So basically the foundation of hovercars?

[Anonymous No.5597329]

hey why doesnt pic related work anymore? i mean without the cost why not build it because thered be heaps of income for a waterpark or something?

[Anonymous No.5597337]

I am beginning to be more and more convinced that science is just magic explained.

[Anonymous No.5597338]

below zero kelvin
force becomes inverse

[Anonymous No.5597348]

>make suit out of -0K matter
>fall into space

[Anonymous No.5597365]

Alcubierre drive when?

[Anonymous No.5597374]

>>5597365
never +/- 10000 years

[Anonymous No.5597389]

Negative temperature is nothing new:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_temperature

What's different about this experiment is:
>Here, we prepared a negative temperature state for motional degrees of freedom.

[Anonymous No.5597399]

>>5597389
"negative temperature" may refer to temperatures that are expressed as negative numbers on the more familiar Celsius or Fahrenheit scales, with values that are colder than the zero points of those scales but still warmer than absolute zero.

>warmer than absolute zero

this is below absolute zero .. they moved the boundary ..

[Anonymous No.5597410]

>>5597399
wat

[Anonymous No.5597412]

>>5597399
Below absolute zero is what I'm talking about. Read the whole article.

[Anonymous No.5597419]

>>5597295
Somehow I doubt you're going to be able to reproduce this in your basement lab, but here's the article if you want to read it. Resave the image as a 24-bit .bmp, and open in 7zip.