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jagged-chisel
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The article mentions thats the next step
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Doesn't everything emit heat? :)
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no, the vacuum of space does not emit heat
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Interstellar space behaves as an almost perfect blackbody radiator, at a temperature of 2.725 Kelvin, due to the cosmic microwave background. As such, it does "emit heat", albeit an extremely small, but measurable amount.
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Let me answer your question with a question: Does the infrared camera detect emitted heat?
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antonvs
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Not clear where your question is coming from, but it detects heat that's emitted as infrared radiation.
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jagged-chisel
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Generally? Yes.
In this case? No idea.
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