Many people probably had no real concept of temperature or cold.
They might even look at minus 170 degrees and think, That number is so low. After all, the Sun's temperature could reach thousands of degrees, while its core was even tens of millions of degrees!!
But in reality, this was because the formation of the universe and the birth of the world themselves consisted of energy in motion—the Big Bang theory. This meant that the very concept of temperature in this world was born above zero, or rather, above absolute zero.
Because the temperature at which water froze was used as an anchor and set as zero degrees. But on a macroscopic scale, the temperature before any energy activity existed in the universe—before temperature itself was born—should have been zero. Based on this idea, the concept of absolute zero came into being.
Therefore, even theoretically, there could be no temperature lower than absolute zero, because such a temperature simply did not exist.
So, in that sense, what exactly was absolute zero, the lowest temperature in the universe?
The answer was minus 273.15 degrees, the lowest temperature in the universe currently observable by humanity. At such a temperature, even the activity of molecules and atoms would be frozen!
This was absolute zero, and also the origin of the phrase Freeze Space-Time.
Most of the superheroes present were highly educated, so it was nearly impossible for any of them not to understand.
This made everyone's expressions especially ugly. They could not even muster the will to resist—Freeze Space-Time.
Not to mention that the other side was a group of idealist mages. They completely understood nothing about magecraft—who could guarantee that the mages truly could not produce a legendary, nonexistent temperature of minus 1,000 degrees?!
And this was only the power of