There are three modes of conduction of heat :-
1.conduction
2. convection
3. radiation
heat flow through vacuum comes under heat flow through radiation. Im this case heat acts as an electromagnetic wave , as these waves can propagate through vacuum energy is transferred even though there is no contact between the source and the drain(sink/destination .... whatever).
Note :- Actually we discussions pertaining to the matter weather vacuum is a good conductor or bad conductor are inappropriate as vacuum is not a material to discuss its properties, its just like asking give me a dozen of water(i am not intentionally sarcastic i just want to explain how weird it is to say that vacuum is a good conductor).
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Vacuum
vacuum
Very good. Used in vacuum tubes and barred recently from high tech electronics.
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Yes it is but it is not good for electricity!!
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