absolute zero

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Anon10/09/26, 14:51No.17071169

to the absolute, guaranteed no degradation. because your body will simply be fully destroyed, after your whole information is captured. thus for all intents and purposes you'd be at absolute zero (eg no movement, no entropy, no degradation) you need to find a good enough scanner, support media for the data, and some kind of guarantee you'll be reassembled at a later date. good luck.

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Anon10/10/26, 16:09No.17071882

Scientists can always theorize whatever they want, but they almost never can apply theory to reality.

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Anon10/10/26, 16:17No.17071891

treat the earth as vacuum temperature (~3K) and the sun as absolute zero. then the closest we've gotten to the sun is about 1 cm from its core.

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Anon10/10/26, 18:34No.17071971

I can get you within about 3 degrees. How cold you wanna get? How much can you spend?

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Anon10/10/26, 18:59No.17071990

If they are made from fields then it's not going anywhere and would break apart to make a hole.

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Anon10/12/26, 16:13No.17073226

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Anon10/16/26, 15:03No.17075853

Mission impossible

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Anon10/18/26, 14:16No.17077030

bump

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Anon10/18/26, 20:25No.17077141

up until predisintergrate

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Anon10/22/26, 00:12No.17078458

Impossible.

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Anon10/23/26, 23:10No.17079582

The background fluctuational forces would interact the closer to making a non difference within it's matter.

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