In what way does it change?Bystander said:Net absorbtion/emission.
Black body radiation is the thermal radiation emitted by a hypothetical object that perfectly absorbs all radiation that falls on it.
Black body radiation is caused by the random thermal motion of atoms and molecules within the object.
Thermal equilibrium is a state in which the temperature of a system remains constant and there is no net flow of heat between the system and its surroundings.
Thermal equilibrium is important in relation to black body radiation because it is the state in which the energy absorbed by the object is equal to the energy emitted, resulting in a stable temperature.
The temperature of an object directly affects its black body radiation, as the amount and wavelength of radiation emitted increases with higher temperatures.