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U ever peep sometimesNot eem gonna lie had 2 google that lol
In a vacuum, heat can only be transferred 1 way, directly, as electromagnetic radiation. That is, it gets from the sun to us as a form of light- in the infra red spectrum actually. In an atmosphere, there is another way for heat to get around: hot objects heat up the air around them, the heated air transfers heat outwards and heats up anything else in the area. But that atmospheric effect is unknown in space. If you have an object in space that is exposed to direct sunlight, it will get really, really hot. Both because it is being bombarded with sunlight, and also because there is no air around it to carry heat away. But an object in shade, even if its only a few feet away, can get extremely cold: Because it's being hit with NO radiation, which in space is the only source of heat, and there is no air to carry heat to it the other way. So it's really not accurate to say that "space is cold." Space is just.. space... it has no temperature. Whether an object in space is very cold, or very hot, simply depends on whether the sun is shining on it.
How it seems like scientists just make **** up to suit their opinion
Like that explanation makes since
But also seems like it's just complete bs at the same time
If u know what I mean
Like oh it's in a shadow so it's cold
I get that seeing as being in the shade on earth is a lil cooler
But still doesn't explain freezing temp if space is just space
Also what the hell does space being a vaccum even mean
Like where is it sucking u too
Just seem like we(humans) make up **** to satisfy our curiosity of the unexplainable
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