Re:Planning scientific equipment for Antarctic conditions
by GlenTheMachine on Sunday January 20, 2019 @06:28PM
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Everything but the wind can be simulated in a thermal-vacuum chamber (with the vacuum part turned off).
Big t-vac chambers are pricey although you can typically rent them (eg from your local NASA or ESA facility). A Tier-1 research university with an aerospace engineering program will have several smaller ones, which still have the internal capacity of a refrigerator.
Big t-vac chambers are pricey although you can typically rent them (eg from your local NASA or ESA facility). A Tier-1 research university with an aerospace engineering program will have several smaller ones, which still have the internal capacity of a refrigerator.