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The [temperature] that we hear everyday from weather reports is in fact the [air temperature], that is, it indicates the temperature of the medium - air, which we are living within.
Thus, [temperature] generally refers to the temperature of a medium. In vacuum, there is no medium (assume an idealized perfect vacuum), then [temperature of vacuum] seems has no physical meaning at all.
Just imagine if there is a closed room (with no windows) on earth, and we try to pump out all the air inside the room. [Air temperature] in the room then has no meaning as there is no air inside the room. However, if a thermometer is placed inside this airless room, the thermometer will still record a temperatue. This temperature is called the [radiant temperature]. Physically, it represents the radiant energy emitted from the walls of the room, which are at a certain temperature. Thus, radiant temperature measures the radiant energy (or photons, notice that these photons are not necessarily in the visible range, they could be in the infrared range, or in the microwave range, depending on the temperature of the walls)) present in a cavity. As long as there is radiant energy (photons), there is a temperature.
Photons of different frequencies are present in space. In space far away from any stellar objects, there is still photons present. There thus exists a temperature, the radiant temperature, in space. The magnitude of this radiant temperure depends on the number of photons and their energies present in a particular region of space.
As everybody knows that, according to the Big Bang Theory, there exit a microwave backgroung in the universe. The temperature (which is the radiant temperature) of which is 2.3 degrees K. This is the lowest temperature in the universe.
[Note: measurement of radiant temperature is by means of a black-body thermometer. It can be used to measure the ambient radiant temperature in our environment.]