Radiation has an important characteristic, that is, it is "reciprocal". No matter how high or low the temperature of the object (gas) is radiated outward, the object A can be radiated to the object B, while B can also be radiated to A. This is different from conduction. This is different from conduction, which is unidirectional.
In our living environment, radiation is everywhere!
Household appliances: TV, refrigerator, air conditioning, microwave ovens, vacuum cleaners, etc.
Office equipment: cell phones, computers, photocopiers, electronic instruments, medical equipment, etc.
Home decoration: marble, laminate flooring, wallpaper, paint, etc.
Peripheral environment: high-voltage lines, power substations, TV (radio) signal towers,
Natural environment: sunspots, etc.