When would an object stop emitting radiation?

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When would an object stop emitting radiation?

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when it reaches 0 Kelvin

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Objects warmer than absolute zero are always emitting photons. Atoms can't actually reach absolute zero so they'll never stop emitting radiation, meaning they'll keep emitting photons infinitely

Prasath Bala answered Dec 9, 2018

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