Car in parking lot windows rolled up on Texas summer day = 150º in 20 minutes.... ISS = _______º ??

Kepp windows cracked open and park in the shade ?

must get pretty rich in there when all five a-naughts take a dump .

I would think that, without an atmosphere to filter, that sun shining through the window would mean instant death.
We terrestrial humans are advised to keep out of the sun on a sunny day, but in a supposedly vacuum, the sun's radiation seems to be of little significance.

So for me it's one of these options:

1) The ISS isn't really in space and we're being lied about it.

2) The Sun and/or Space isn't what we are told it is. And we are again being lied about it.

Best guess is both options are true.

The things we are supposed to know about our direct space-enviroment and what humans supposed to have achieved in that same space, contradict each other on every reasonable aspect and it only makes me more confident that literally everything we're fed from outside of our own thoughts has every reason for scrutiny.

I'm going with Ammonia coolant. Put some in your car and see what happens.

Click on the AC fool.

Sigh. Just no education at all going on inthe US, is there?

It is magic. Magic keeps them cool.

Thread: 21,000 satellites in Orbit? 46 years since 1969 = 1.25 satellites launched into orbit per day 365/ year HMMMMMMM????

Here's your answer OP. Time for class.
[link to www.space.com]

Cool... Literally and figuratively LOL

Thanks. That looks like a complicated System... Hope one of the 'naughts is HAVC certified !~!

they have a very long extention cord I hear

How come when you are in a building heat RISES, but outside the higher you go the colder it is?

Yeah, it's how they power the solar panels.

ok ok the extension cord idea will not work but, you did hear of tx ac (455) wind down the 4 windows and go 55 mph well they are going way more that 55 mph asshole

Insulation and central air?

I think they crack the windows on the ISS.

I hear it's really, really cold at high altitudes, like space.

something about being enclosed maybe ?

It's very COLD there, not hot.

I would advise you to read some good information on that area.

Your ignorance is showing in public.

The answer is pretty much right in your modern house, should you live in the US or a Western country. Major HVAC systems on the ISS, along with polarized/filtered windows, recycled atmosphere, filtering, etc. Don't forget insulation in the hulls, for both radiation and heat/cold.

Because the Suns heat hits the earth and the earth captures that heat.

When the AC failed on Skylab, caused by the damaged solar cell array, the temperature raised to 50°C. That was in the 1970s when space stations had much larger volume of each segment and almost luxury living quarters and bathrooms conpared to the ISS.

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