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If you zoom in on the first warehouse picture, you see there's ice inside the stores warehouse. I guess they let everything that can tolerate it freeze?
by ethbr0 4y ago
If you zoom in on the first warehouse picture, you see there's ice inside the stores warehouse.
I guess they let everything that can tolerate it freeze?
- tom-from-july 4y agoYep, see this other post: https://brr.fyi/posts/frost https://brr.fyi/posts/frost
- enoch_r 4y agoI got sucked into reading a few other posts by the same author and one is about exactly this! https://brr.fyi/posts/frost https://brr.fyi/posts/frost Pretty incredible.
- dvas 4y agoAgree! Interesting read which got me thinking about how we take our current systems (hvac, phones, laptops) / constructions materials and the environments we use them in with the expectation that they should work 99% of the time. Down the rabbit hole... how long would my phone last in strato/meso/thermo spheres before memory starts flipping due to cosmic rays? Thanks for sharing!
- V__ 4y agoCheck out his previous post: https://brr.fyi/posts/frost https://brr.fyi/posts/frost > We don’t heat spaces unless we have to! > The ice isn’t really “wet” per se. It has the consistency of shattered automotive safety glass. On a related note, the snow doesn’t really behave like “frozen water crystals”. It’s more like “very cold sand”.