why does heat radiate at the speed of light?
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Heat transfer through the movement of molecules within a system. ... The reason being the transfer of heat from a body in this case is aided by electromagnetic waves or photons. Any body above absolute zero temperature emit radiation at the speed of light that do not require any medium to propagate.
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