Comment by dgellow 1 month ago What makes cooling easier in space? Isn’t it harder due to the lack of atmosphere? 6 comments dgellow Reply dzhiurgis 1 month ago Just need radiators, no fans, no piping, no ac compressors, no moving parts. dgellow 1 month ago How? There is no heat dissipation without an atmosphere. I mean, you have dissipation via radiation but that’s very slow roer 1 month ago Not that slow if the temperature is high enough. Power radiated is proportional to T^4 2 replies → nickburns 1 month ago But, but—convection!
dzhiurgis 1 month ago Just need radiators, no fans, no piping, no ac compressors, no moving parts. dgellow 1 month ago How? There is no heat dissipation without an atmosphere. I mean, you have dissipation via radiation but that’s very slow roer 1 month ago Not that slow if the temperature is high enough. Power radiated is proportional to T^4 2 replies → nickburns 1 month ago But, but—convection!
dgellow 1 month ago How? There is no heat dissipation without an atmosphere. I mean, you have dissipation via radiation but that’s very slow roer 1 month ago Not that slow if the temperature is high enough. Power radiated is proportional to T^4 2 replies →
roer 1 month ago Not that slow if the temperature is high enough. Power radiated is proportional to T^4 2 replies →
Just need radiators, no fans, no piping, no ac compressors, no moving parts.
How? There is no heat dissipation without an atmosphere. I mean, you have dissipation via radiation but that’s very slow
Not that slow if the temperature is high enough. Power radiated is proportional to T^4
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But, but—convection!