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The oldest stuff NASA has out there is what, 35 years old? Hardly a "very long life". And it's floating in vacuum, which is pretty much the ideal storage enviro
by brazzy 14y ago
The oldest stuff NASA has out there is what, 35 years old? Hardly a "very long life". And it's floating in vacuum, which is pretty much the ideal storage environment. Making stuff last in space is much easier than on Earth (and much easier than getting it there, of course).
- dwiel 14y agoIt seems that the high levels of radiation could make it much less than the ideal storage environment
- andrewflnr 14y agoPlus temperature extremes.