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So, we are regulating temperature in the cubesat. We're assuming the best conditions possible on Mars, which is summer near the equator. This means up to 20°C d
by nikosdabizas 10y ago
So, we are regulating temperature in the cubesat. We're assuming the best conditions possible on Mars, which is summer near the equator. This means up to 20°C during the day and around zero at night (if you watch the timelapse you can occasionally see the humidity freeze and defrost, dripping on the soil)