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How would the unprotected human body react to the vacuum of outer space? Would it inflate to bursting? or would it not? or would just the interior gases hyperinflate? ... This question primarily relates to the pressure differential problems. Temperature or radiation considerations would be interesting as well.
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This leaves radiation as the only heat-exchanging mechanism in most space environments. An object (or astronaut) shielded from sun and starlight will radiate away nearly all its heat—cooling to the cosmic background temperature.
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What is the temperature of outer space - trivia question /questions answer / answers ... Attack of the Songs from Outer Space!; ... ; What is the temperature in space?; Who was the first dog in space?; Who was the second Russian in space?; Is Sputnik 1 still out in space?; Who was the first German in space?;
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Outer space is an extremely hostile place. If you were to step outside a spacecraft, such as the International Space Station, or on a world with little or no atmosphere such as the moon or Mars without the protection of a space suit, then the following things would happen: ... You would face extreme changes in temperature...
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It is, however, about right for the extreme outer planets, and is close to the temperature of the surface of Pluto (which it reaches in the same way as Mercury, by balancing heating by sunlight with re-emission back into space).
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We don't actually measure a temperature of space itself. Temperature is associated with motions of atoms and molecules, and so it doesn't have any real meaning for the vacuum of space. We can, however, talk about the temperature of atoms in space, and the temperature of radiation (light) travelling through space.
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December 27, 2003 - The Question Show ... Listen to a Real Audio stream of the entire program (available Saturday, two hours after broadcast). ... What is the temperature of outer Space? Answer from Dr. Vicky Kaspi, professor in the Physics Department at McGill University in Montreal.
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88. Space Launches by Cannon--A ... 98. High Temperature in Cold Outer Space ... (a) Temperature in space; (b) Exposure to the space environment: Freeze or burn?;
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Outer space - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Outer space (often simply called space ) comprises the relatively empty regions of the universe outside the atmospheres of celestial bodies. Outer space is used to distinguish it from airspace an...
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