How Cold Is It In Space

For 2 7 kelvin or 2 7 degrees above absolute zero is the temperature produced by the uniform.

How cold is it in space. The earth is about 93 million miles away and we see temperatures between 185 kelvin 126 degrees fahrenheit or 88 degrees celsius to 331 kelvin 136 degrees fahrenheit or 58 degrees celsius. How cold is it in space. Far outside our solar system and out past the distant reachers of our galaxy in the vast nothingness of space the distance between gas and dust particles grows limiting their ability to transfer.

Space is just above that at an average temperature of 2 7 kelvin about minus 455 degrees fahrenheit. It can t move at all. It s the very diffuse gases and grains that drift through the cosmos whose temperature we can measure.

But space is mostly full of well empty space. As you travel away from the sun the temperature of an object in space plummets. How cold can an object in dark space become.

This radiation is assumed to be a remnant of the big bang and its frequency corresponds with 3 kelvin. However if you were to leave an object somewhere in deep space far from any stars planets or other bodies it will eventually come into thermal equilibrium with. Many think erroneously that this is the temperature of space but that is of course not true.

That question is sure to prompt the geeks among us to pipe up with 2 7k.