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The temperature in space is about 3K, however there are almost no atoms in space. My understanding is that heat is essentially atomic vibrations. If there are almost no atoms, how can there be residual heat?

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How much did allied soldiers know about the concentration camps during WWII?

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The temperature in space is about 3K, however there are almost no atoms in space. My understanding is that heat is essentially atomic vibrations. If there are almost no atoms, how can there be residual heat?	3261	askscience
How much did allied soldiers know about the concentration camps during WWII?	3	AskHistorians