Going sub-zero.
The result when a larger number is subtracted from a smaller number.
Brahmagupta (7th Century India) was the first to formalize rules for negative numbers, treating them as 'debt'.
Small - Big = Negative (Big - Small).
In Plain English: If you have $5 and spend $10, you don't have $0... you have -$5. You owe money. On a number line, this means going past zero into the frozen zone.
In The Real World: Overdraft fees. Temperature drops.
Thinking it's impossible. It's just negative.