Answer / hemanddreamer

As such there is no temperature of space as it is void of
any matter. If we take thermometer over there , the reading
that it will give will be that of thermometer's temperature
not that of space. Its according to the radiations absorbed
& emitted by the object over there.
Its misnomer to say about temperature of space, one can ask
for mean temperature of space/universe , its taken about 2.725k

Answer / pramod

i think its absolute zero
coz to get heat to show temperature there are three ways
conduction, convection,radiation. cond. n conv. is not possible coz there is no medium. yes radiation can pass thru space(vaccume) but as there is nothing on wich radiation can fall and will get converted in to heat so there will not be any heat supplied so temperature will be zero.

Answer / p.guruchandranathan

temperature about 3k

Answer / guest

u go and find out urself mother er!

Answer / ganesh kumar singhal

Space is a isolated system and its temp is infinite

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