What kind of equipment is necessary to freeze something to absolute zero?

It's never been done. I believe that the closest we have come was an MIT team in 2003, which cooled sodium gas to 0.5 nanokelvins. You can read about it at eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2003-09/mio.

Not possible. But people have gotten very very close.

I think some types of refrigeration cycles like ammonia cycle can reach this degree and you can read more about refrigeration herehubpages.com/hub/refrigeration-cycle-in-det.

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