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lucas_900
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I can't remember where I read it, but the content of what I read stated that there was a finite coldness (0 kelvin) because the molecules stop vibrating completely. It also said that there was no hottest temperature - as in, in theory an object could always be hotter, however i'm thinking this was flawed - if nothing can move faster than the speed of light, surely molecules can not vibrate faster than that, meaning there must be a finite limit to temperature.<br />Is this accurate? Thanks.