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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/InsaneMocktail • 12h ago
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Imagine how many warehouses and data centers we could build there!
115 u/Dukkiegamer 12h ago Yes! Except they need water or something else to cool them down. 261 u/Particular-Sport-627 12h ago average temp on mars is -80 fahrenheit, perfect place for them data centers 4 u/Malleus--Maleficarum 9h ago The problem with vacuum of space and close to vacuum Mars' atmosphere is that they are better at insulating rather than being a heat sink, i.e. to exchange heat you need a medium such as water.
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Yes! Except they need water or something else to cool them down.
261 u/Particular-Sport-627 12h ago average temp on mars is -80 fahrenheit, perfect place for them data centers 4 u/Malleus--Maleficarum 9h ago The problem with vacuum of space and close to vacuum Mars' atmosphere is that they are better at insulating rather than being a heat sink, i.e. to exchange heat you need a medium such as water.
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average temp on mars is -80 fahrenheit, perfect place for them data centers
4 u/Malleus--Maleficarum 9h ago The problem with vacuum of space and close to vacuum Mars' atmosphere is that they are better at insulating rather than being a heat sink, i.e. to exchange heat you need a medium such as water.
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The problem with vacuum of space and close to vacuum Mars' atmosphere is that they are better at insulating rather than being a heat sink, i.e. to exchange heat you need a medium such as water.
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u/Chadbutler11c 12h ago
Imagine how many warehouses and data centers we could build there!