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4/6/2016 4:34:17 AM
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Why is there radiant heat at about 3 degrees K in space. Heat can't be transferred through nothing as it travels in waves and all waves need some kind of medium to travel through - what's the medium in space
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Edited by The Cellar Door: 4/6/2016 4:45:35 AMSpace. Heat is just light. As you can tell by looking up, light can travel through space just fine. Sound waves need a medium, not light. Besides this, there is a minimum energy level that any point in space can attain. Absolute zero does not exist. Evidence of this is found within quantum chromodynamics, where we can pull a particle out of "empty" space.
