In the early 1960’s, NASA was sending electronic gear into outer space on unmanned missions. They’d already sent a guy into space but they wanted to make sure that if they were going to send people up for longer flights, that they had a chance of surviving. NASA sent this electronic gear up to test a variety of things like radiation exposure, and so on.
The equipment kept failing, but they couldn’t figure out why. Finally, someone determined that the circuits were overheating, so they installed a fan to cool off the devices.
But the problems persisted. Why?
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Because there is no atmosphere in space thus no wind
Correct, Eric Michaels.
You are today’s winner.
no air to blow -__-