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There are millions of suns in space but space is too big and the way we get heat is by using the sun. Space is wide and is too big to heat up. Just like turning on the heater and leaving the door open

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Outer space is not itself either hot or cold. Unlike air or water, vacuum can neither warm things up nor cool things down by conduction or convection.

Things in space that are either in bright light or generating heat internally will become hot because they can only shed heat by radiation (which is not very effective at low temperatures), whereas things in space that are kept in shade and that do not generate heat internally will slowly cool down because the heat they lose by radiation or the sublimation of surface moisture is not replaced.

Astronauts' space suits had to be air conditioned, not heated.

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cosmic microwave background radiation! d('_')b

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