The Amazing Superfluid Helium
At temperatures very close to absolute zero, some very very odd properties can be seen with helium. It goes into an almost "supernatural" state, called superfluid. In this state, it can pass through glass, climb walls and perform other things that simply defy physics.
As Wikipedia tries to explain us:
Superfluidity is a phase of matter or description of heat capacity in which "unusual" effects are observed when liquids, typically of helium-4 or helium-3, overcome friction by surface interaction when at a stage, known as the "lambda point" for helium-4, at which the liquid's viscosity becomes zero.
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Jus 'throwing it out there'
Also;
Could you pull radioactive molecules apart at absolute zero to add them to other base elements to nutralise the effect of radiation?
Using of course more powerfulelectro magnets.
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As for the radioactive molecules idea, sounds very intriguing! good idea but cant really comment on it as i dont know if its possible!
Hope this helps your questions!
hmm just wanna know
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