• Lodespawn@aussie.zone
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    12 days ago

    You may note that this thread is talking about data centre reliability …

    Also you can’t radiate heat in space …

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        12 days ago

        Yeah I’ll pay that, you can’t radiate it effectively enough for data centre applications though.

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      12 days ago

      Also you can’t radiate heat in space …

      How does the Sun work?

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        12 days ago

        Mostly emitting ungodly amounts of photons and radiations, as far as the earth is concerned. Is that actually cooling it though ?

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          Yes, all that emitted radiation does cool down the sun. It’s why it has a mostly stable temperature instead of getting hotter infinitely.

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            12 days ago

            Oh so youre saying we should convert the heat generated by the data centres to wide spectrum EM and emit that instead? Amazing! There should be no issues with outputting watts or kilowatts of EM from each of these assuredly numerous space data centres.