Answer: Energy transfer work in a complete vacuum by only Radiation.
Summery: Energy transfer ie. heat transfer doesn't work in Conduction or in convection because there is no air (Vacuum) in space. Energy transfer possible in space which is vacuum by radiation only.
Hence 4th option is correct in given question.
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