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Dissipating heat in a vacuum is certainly more difficult, since it must all be done through radiation instead of convection. It follows that thermal storage wou
by FourHand451 4y ago
Dissipating heat in a vacuum is certainly more difficult, since it must all be done through radiation instead of convection. It follows that thermal storage would then be more efficient in a vacuum too. I couldn't say whether it would be "better enough" to make it a much more compelling option than it is on Earth though.