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Either IBM has cracked optically transparent coatings that cycle from 300 to 1K repeatedly and acrylic that has a metal's thermal conductivity, or it's a sham.
by MengerSponge 11mo ago
Either IBM has cracked optically transparent coatings that cycle from 300 to 1K repeatedly and acrylic that has a metal's thermal conductivity, or it's a sham.
Really hard to tell which it could be.
- volemo 11mo ago> optically transparent coatings that cycle from 300 to 1K repeatedly and acrylic that has a metal's thermal conductivity I believe that still wouldn’t work because optical part of the spectrum carries thermal energy too.
- MengerSponge 11mo agoOh hush, you're not going to nerd snipe me into doing the thermal flux calculations today. Optical photons don't carry an impossible amount of energy: I've seen liquid helium through a small coated window. The window was there for ion beam purposes, not "entertaining the grad student", and it was a big element in the heat budget!