Im no expert but I would think even a tube under vacuum set outside for a long enuff perioud of time could and would heat up and that vacuum could turn to pressure. Ill have to do some searching.
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Im no expert but I would think even a tube under vacuum set outside for a long enuff perioud of time could and would heat up and that vacuum could turn to pressure. Ill have to do some searching.
A vacuum will never heat up. Their is nothing inside a vacuum to expand so no pressure will ever be their.Originally Posted by PartTimeScrapper
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So just for the sake of argument, when you are in space which is a vacuum? and your floating around in front of the sun the temperature is?
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You either boil or you freeze. No medium in a vacuum. If there are other atoms there, then it's not a vacuum and there will be more range of temperature.
edit:Hmmm, didn't quote the space comment.
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