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Jake 2 year s ago
And you're smaller than a nanovirus and don't mean sh#t.
Space isn't always cold. In fact, it can get pretty hot.
In the darkest parts of space, temperatures can reach -454 degrees Fahrenheit. But if you're orbiting near Earth in the sunlight, space is a toasty 250 degrees Fahrenheit. Astronauts' spacesuits are white to reflect the heat they encounter while floating above the Earth.