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The temperature-dependent emission of electromagnetic waves. Combine this tag with the [thermodynamics] tag for a macroscopic view or the [quantum-mechanics] tag for a microscopic explanation.
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Will a black body placed somewhere around the Sun obtain (eventually) the same temperature a...
Assuming the black body doesn't produce heat and we don't focus radiation towards it, it needs to be completely surrounded by a material at 5525K and reach thermal equilibrium to have a temperature of …