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In many respects, space can be considered as a pure vacuum outside the locals of objects like stars, planets, asteroids and Snoopy And Woodstock Shhh My Coffee And I Are Having A Moment I Will Deal With You Later Shirt. But even intergalactic space has dispersed gases, so no matter where you go, there is always something even if very diffuse.Still, we can think of space as a pure vacuum for argument’s sake. This having been said, space cannot have a temperature; objects can and do. Always. So when we talk about the ambient temperature of space, such a thing does not exist, even though many science articles out there may state, “the temperature of space”. I wish they wouldn’t do that.

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One definition of “heat”, from which we measure temperature, is a characteristic of atoms’ vibrations in the Snoopy And Woodstock Shhh My Coffee And I Are Having A Moment I Will Deal With You Later Shirt. The more energetic (“hot”) those electrons, the more hopping around they do by jumping up into higher energy levels than their “cool, quiet” ground states. But what then of the temperature of a proton? A proton is not an electron, so can we apply the idea of heat, there, in similar fashion? Yes, because heat is otherwise known as a form of “energy”, and all particles in nature have energy, regardless of how they express it. A tiny neutrino can on occassion slam into an atom’s nucleus for example, and that collision energy gets transformed into heat; again, just another form of energy. So we CAN talk about the average temperature of the matter in a given volume of space, even if the amount of particles is negligible. And we CAN talk about the energy of an electromagnetic ray which can impart a vibration (heat) upon a particle if the ray is absorbed by it. But the empty space in that volume has no temperature. Now, there IS the quantum vacuum energy of space, but as far as I recall, the net energy of it is zero…unless you tinker with it, like what happens at the event horizon of a black hole. That is how we can give a black hole a temperature, too..