Extreme Laboratory Conditions
Ultra-Low Temperatures
![Ultratiefe-Temperaturen-Beschnitten](https://www.ctqmat.de/media/schaufenster/_thumbnails/ultratiefe-temperaturen-beschnitten-[w759].png)
In our experiments, it is as cold as -273.13 °C – colder than in outer space. The lowest ‘natural’ temperature ever measured among the stars was -270.43 °C. Special phenomena occur at ultra-low temperatures, for example, air becomes liquid (at -182 °C). By the way: the lowest natural temperature so far measured on Earth was -93 °C.
Super-Strong Magnetic Fields
Our magnets are strong enough to lift two Eiffel Towers at a time! That would be a total weight of 20,000 tons.
![Superstarke-Magnetfelder-Beschnitten](https://www.ctqmat.de/media/_thumbnails/superstarke-magnetfelder-beschnitten-[w684].png)
Enormour Pressure
![Enormerdruck-Beschnitten](https://www.ctqmat.de/media/schaufenster/_thumbnails/enormerdruck-beschnitten-[w759].png)
The pressure generated in our laboratories is as enormous as if 30 adult sperm whales were standing on a stamp!