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>The existing efficiency for those is abysmal, which is actually OK since heat is such a useful product in itself. How does one lose this heat in space?
by modo_mario 5y ago
>The existing efficiency for those is abysmal, which is actually OK since heat is such a useful product in itself.
How does one lose this heat in space?
- regularfry 5y agoRadiation, if you're in a vacuum. It causes no end of problems getting this right. But if you're on a planet you've probably got an atmosphere to help.