what does solid noble gas feel like?

You put on some thin gloves that insulate from absolute zero temperatures but allow you to feel texture, you then dip your hand into a bowl full of absolute zero neon. What would it feel like?

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Interesting.  Then a noble gas at absolute zero is just a pile of atoms (therefore, not a solid)?  Or will a Bose-Einstein-Condensate like condition arise?

In the former, if there's no molecular movement, then the "pile of atoms" must definably have the structure of a FLUID.  Gravity will act on them to bring them down and force them to fill whatever container they're in.  Of course, the sheer act of moving in a field of absolute zero would itself produce molecular motion, right?  That would nullify the absoluteness of it, right?