Hey, I read your question on what would happen to something at az. At az atoms still have an energy known as zero point (quantum) energy. (In fact for liquid helium this is greater than it's latent heat of evaporation - why it won't crystallize unless at very high pressures). Because there is this zero point energy, the universe wouldn't blow up, collapse, or anything like that. Your silicon solar cell won't work because the valence band is full and conduction band (where electrons can move) is empty, hwoever the atoms still exist and electrons still "orbit" - but in their lowest energy state. Current theory rules out the possibility of reaching 0K (hup, thermodynamics..) so the next best we can do is talk about what happens at very close to az - things like bec.