La carrera por el cero absoluto: la licuefacción de los gases

The video explores the concept of absolute zero, the temperature at which atomic motion ceases, and the historical pursuit to reach this extreme. It highlights the fierce competition between physicists James Deward and Jaica Kamerlin Hones in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Deward initially succeeded in liquefying hydrogen, achieving temperatures close to absolute zero. However, Hones ultimately triumphed by liquefying helium, earning a Nobel Prize in 1913. Despite these achievements, the quest to reach absolute zero continues.

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