How can the temperature in outer space be described?
If outer space is a vacuum how do they measure the temperature?
How can scientist measure temperatures from stars and planets? How do we measure the temperature of planets? How is air temperature measured? Why is the human body temperature as it is? Can a thermometer be used to measure room temperature? Astronomy: Are temperatures of stars measured from space? What is temperature? What is the temperature on the planet Mercury at the demarcation point between light and dark? How air temperature be calculated? How can you measure the temperature of a room using a thermometer? Why is weather temperature typically measured in Celsius and body temperature in Fahrenheit? How do we measure temperature of gas? How do I calculate air temperature? When will a U° scale be used to measure temperature? How can we measure heat? When far away from a star, is the space temperature stable? How much? What is the thermal conductivity of a vacuum? If Earth had no atmosphere, what would be an estimate of the temperature of our planet? What is the lowest temperature in the universe? How do we really know what the temperature of the Sun is? Why do we have different scales of measuring temperature (e.g. Fahrenheit, Celsius and degree)? What is the highest temperature ever recorded in the universe? Why is the body temperature of some people hot? Is the rate of temperature loss affected by the air pressure around it? What are the factors that decides the temperature of a matter? What is the perfect human body temperature? And why is the body temperature that as it is? Can the human body produce a temperature of 10,000 degrees? Which countries use Fahrenheit as a measurement of temperature? What does "space is a vacuum" mean? What is space if not a vacuum?