Question

where on earth is the temperature absolute zero? antarctica nowhere arctic circle

Explanation:

Absolute zero is a theoretical temperature where all molecular motion stops. It is \( -273.15^\circ C\) or \(0\) Kelvin. This is a theoretical concept and cannot be achieved on Earth. Even the coldest places like Antarctica or the Arctic Circle have temperatures much higher than absolute zero due to residual molecular motion and environmental factors.

Answer:

Nowhere