So what's the report? Sir, we're at DEFCON 1. There's a meteor heading straight
towards Earth. How do you propose to fix this problem Mr. Jones?
Well, there's only two guys that can help us now.
You can't be serious.
[door slamming]
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Bro, I hate it in here. Everything's so still. Nah man. Everything is moving.
What? No way. This prison wall is as solid as a rock.
Actually, the molecules which all objects are made of, including this wall, are all vibrating.
Wait, I'm confused.
I thought molecules in a solid didn't move at all.
That's a common misconception. So don't feel too bad.
Now I am really confused. Can you explain?
Sure. Molecules never stop vibrating until they reach absolute
zero, the lowest temperature theoretically possible.
Well, what happens when you do that?
Let's take a look closer.
Essentially, heat creates the speed at which all molecules are moving.
So the colder the object gets the slower the molecules move until they reach absolute zero.
Alright, so molecules in a solid are always moving unless their temperature reaches absolute zero,
in which case the molecules stop moving?
Yes, which gives me an idea.
Let's go.
[sounds of people running and alarms ringing]
Well, I guess I learned that molecules in a solid are always moving.
Except for when their temperatures reach absolute zero.
Yes! But now we have to go back to jail again.
Actually, neither of you guys are going back to jail because NASA needs you for a special mission.
Yes, my dream job!
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