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How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?

 
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How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
Does it work like an air cond but in vacuum?1dunno1
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Re: How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
You dont cool the suits in space. You heat them
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Re: How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
You dont cool the suits in space. You heat them
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Re: How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
You dont cool the suits in space. You heat them
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Facinating! I found this on the google [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]

"In an independent space suit, the heat is ultimately transferred to a thin sheet of ice (formed by a separate feed water source). Due to the extremely low pressure in space, the heated ice sublimates directly to water vapor, which is then vented away from the suit.

The ice sublimator consists of sintered nickel plates with microscopic pores which are sized to permit the water to freeze in the plate without damaging it. So when heat needs to be removed, the ice in the pores melts and the water passes through them to form a thin sheet which sublimates (like dry ice). When there is no heat needing to be removed, this water refreezes sealing the plate. The rate of sublimation of the ice is directly proportional to the amount of heat needing to be removed, so the system is self-regulating needing no moving parts."
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Re: How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
Sometimes they do sometimes they don’t
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Re: How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
Hold your breath and wiggle your ears.
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Re: How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
huge backpacks attached may contain cooling/heating. Suits well insulated as well.

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Re: How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
You dont cool the suits in space. You heat them
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Actually it's both. There's a suit you put on first that has liquid coils in the mesh, keeps your body at a certain temp.
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Re: How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
NO ONE HAS EVER LEFT LOW EARTH ORBIT. IT'S ALL A PACK OF LIES TO COVER UP ONE OF THE LARGEST THEFTS IN THE HISTORY OF MANKIND.

SO THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION IS THEY DON'T.
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Re: How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
Thread: Dont use "nail polish" to fix your space suit.
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Re: How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
ya know we could avoid a lot of these threads if these folks would just go to wikipedia first.. yes they are commies I know but some of their info is correct.
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This reminds me, I brought a box of nail polish remover pads, and some 'out the door' nail polish.

Tomorrow we will have a learning experience with them wile I smoke the last 19 BLACK 33's and then sacrifice the last one to nature. It seems they magically decided to stop making them..

Which is all for the better, and I bought the last pack.
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This reminds me, I brought a box of nail polish remover pads, and some 'out the door' nail polish.

Tomorrow we will have a learning experience with them wile I smoke the last 19 BLACK 33's, and then sacrifice the last one to nature. It seems they magically decided to stop making them..

Which is all for the better, and I bought the last pack.
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*happy accident
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Re: How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
ya know we could avoid a lot of these threads if these folks would just go to wikipedia first.. yes they are commies I know but some of their info is correct.
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You are one of those guys that sprinkle roundup on your salad as a flavor enhancer, and tell others it taste fine, it's actually good for them.
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Re: How does a spacesuit cooling system work in space?
ya know we could avoid a lot of these threads if these folks would just go to wikipedia first.. yes they are commies I know but some of their info is correct.
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You are one of those guys that sprinkle roundup on your salad as a flavor enhancer, and tell others it taste fine, it's actually good for them.
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No shit, good call Lettie.





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