Chinese Scientific Breakthrough: Reaching the Coldest Temperature in History
Chinese scientists have set a new record for the lowest temperature ever recorded, conducting experiments within the Chinese space station.
A team of Chinese researchers has successfully achieved the lowest temperature ever measured, utilizing the laboratory facilities aboard the Chinese space station.
The scientists cooled a cloud of rubidium atoms to 9.7 picokelvin, a temperature hundreds of billions of times colder than the average temperature of the universe.
By leveraging the microgravity environment in orbit, the researchers ensured the stability of the atoms, allowing for a precise seven-second observation of the expanding atomic cloud.
This scientific milestone is expected to facilitate the development of highly sensitive measurement devices and provide deeper insights into the fundamental laws of quantum physics and gravity.