chapter 7 Heat Transfer in Nature - Part 3

Why can radiation travel through vacuum?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
Why can radiation travel through vacuum?
Options
A. Radiation is convection
B. Vacuum contains conducting metal
C. Vacuum has moving water
D. It does not need particles as a medium
Explanation
Radiation is electromagnetic energy and does not require matter.
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