Why the space is "cold" ?

there is temperature
there is no heat
cold is the abssence of heat, therefor it is cold in space, cold in the bottom of the ocean aso.

>>8584601
Yes but the temperature is a property of atoms...

And there is no atoms in the space...

>>8584604
Nigger, space isn't a perfect vaccum, for a perfect vaccum you couldn't even have photons.

>>8584607
Yes but there is not enough atoms in order to make significant thermal exchanges with objects...

Conduction and convection aren't the only methods for heat transfer...
Leave a hot object out in "space" (away from other objects like stars) and it'll eventually cool down due to the lack of heating sources and irradiative, evaporative and probably other forms of cooling...

>>8584545
>>8584604

listen here fuck brain

one method of heat transfer is radiation

you would lose heat in space because radiation doesn't require a medium

>>8584641
>>8584645
So it is not instant ?

The temperture will decrease slowly as long as is there energy available ?

op you can stop replying you got roasted

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>>8584647

ok fuck brain figure out how to use this equation

I expect it will answer your questions.

>>8584651
I just ask a question

>>8584658
Thanks.

>>8584545
Cosmic microwave background

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>>8584545
>space
>cold
Nope

>>8584743
>Space
>Shows chart of Earth's thermosphere
How thick are you, anon?

>>8584756
>thermosphere
>space
The reason it goes up toward infinity is space is very definitely NOT cold. It will FEEL cold because very few particles hit you but those particles that DO hit you will carry enormous amounts of energy.