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There’s no free cooling in space. In space there’s no ambient environment to speak of, so you’re limited to radiative cooling, which is massively inferior to r
by nandomrumber 1y ago
There’s no free cooling in space.
In space there’s no ambient environment to speak of, so you’re limited to radiative cooling, which is massively inferior to refrigeration.
There’s also no 24/7 solar in low Earth orbit, which is where you want to be for latency and serviceable.
- dyauspitr 1y agoThat’s actually something I never considered. In a true vacuum since there are no particles, temperature is undefined.
- nandomrumber 1y agoWith the added bonus of there being no ozone layer to absorb UV.