A blackbody absorbs all incident electromagnetic radiation. In thermal equilibrium it emits the universal Planck law spectrum determined solely by its temperature.
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- Accretion-disk boundary layer
- Blackbody
- Blackbody ionizing photon function
- Blackbody limit of an isothermal atmosphere
- Black-body radiation
- Directional emissivity
- Effective-temperature profile of a zero-torque disk
- Emissivity
- Equilibrium temperature of a circumbinary planet
- First-order stellar radiation force on a blackbody grain
- Fractional luminosity of a phase-mixed eccentric wire
- Galactic thermal dust emission
- Infrared
- Kinetic Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect
- Lambert's cosine law
- Monotonicity of blackbody planet-star contrast
- Observed flux of an unresolved spherical emitter
- One-layer spectral contrast
- One-third spectrum of a multitemperature disk
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- Photon gas
- Planck feedback
- Planck function
- Planck's law
- Planetary equilibrium temperature
- Planet-star radius estimate in the Rayleigh-Jeans limit
- Radiant exitance
- Radiative relaxation time in a planetary atmosphere
- Spectral emissivity
- Spectral radiance
- Stefan-Boltzmann constant
- Stefan–Boltzmann law
- Thermal eclipse depth
- Thermal radiation
- Total hemispherical emissivity
- Wien's displacement law
- Zero-dimensional planetary energy balance
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