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You can do this by the 3 ways of transferring heat. Conduction, Radiation, and Convection. You can use conduction by putting something between the 2 objects, and then the thing between will heat up depending on the temperature of the object, and the other object will heat up as well. You can use radiation by using waves. That is how the sun heats the Earth up. It sends waves that get trapped inside earth's atmosphere and get absorbed into the ground and given off by heat. That last way is through convection. An example of this is steam. It is given off by a boiling liquid and is hot.

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Q: How is heat transferred between 2 objects that are not touching each other?
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