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Actually, they will. Vacuums don't do shit for getting rid of heat. If anything, they'll need MORE expensive cooling systems.
by DanHulton 17y ago
Actually, they will. Vacuums don't do shit for getting rid of heat. If anything, they'll need MORE expensive cooling systems.
- Andys 17y agoAnd don't forget all the extra shielding you need to protect circuitry from solar winds.
- w00pla 17y agoOr you could use Athlon Duron processors. In that case, the solar winds would need extra circuitry to protect it from the heat of the processor.
- drhodes 17y agomaybe they'll be used to heat the moon base.
- DTrejo 17y agoYou're saying the dark side of the moon isn't cold? Or only that there is no way for the heat to move away once created?
- DanHulton 17y agoI'm saying that you need something to transfer heat to in order to cool an object. In a vacuum, there is nothing to transfer that heat to - it doesn't just "bleed off into space" or anything. And the dark side of the moon being cold has nothing to do with it being in a vacuum, I don't even see where you get that.