Apr 8, 2020
11:02:42am
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I haven't done electronics for space but wouldn't you have other problems?
As in, electronics don't work UNDER a certain temperature. So you would have to heat everything up before you turned it on. Once the electronics are turned on they produce even more heat that doesn't dissipate even if it's -200 degrees. So you would still have to have a way to move heat around the system (Up and down).
Anyone know how they do this?
Anyone know how they do this?
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