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Temperature In Space

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Posted by tool on November 21, 1999 04:06:55 UTC

if its infinitly large, won't it get infinitly cold the more you go out? Or does it stop once its out of any light from any stars. How cold could it get???

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Re: Temperature in space - jon_sherwood/">jon sherwood - November 24, 1999 - 02:50 UTC
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Re: Temperature in space - Bill B. - November 25, 1999 - 02:34 UTC
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