The term "absolute zero" is used for the minimal possible temperature (-273 K).
The term "relative zero" is not a term I know, but it could refer to the difference between two velocities, which are equal. In Physics, independent observers do not observe a velocity of the other if they are moving at the same speed (relative zero). <Feb 18, 2014 - Bruno>
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alternative zero is a prototype or a clone and alternative is the real one.
The Sun. Edit: Hot and cold are relative. Everything retains inherent heat. Temperature is a function of atomic movement. As that movement would only stop at absolute zero, and absolute zero is unachievable, everything has atomic movement and therefore heat.
There are zero similarities between the two.
WHOEVER ANSWERED THIS PREVIOUSLY HAS NO IDEA WHAT WE ARE ALL TALKIN ABOUT , OBVIOUSLY * * * * * Ok, here is someone who might know. If the first number is bigger than the second, the difference is positive; If the first number is the same as the second, the difference is zero; and If the first number is smaller than the second, the difference is negative.
Well, Ahsoka Tano lived a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...and the coronavirus is a fairly new virus on Earth so I think the chances of her having it are zero. Like...absolute zero. Not a chance.